I am well on the way to understanding how Drupal works and now I have an alumni Drupal ninja, Mark DeMayo, helping me out. So far, I have set up most of the Drupal modules and administrative stuff on the back-end of the site. Remy has just informed me that I will be able to migrate my site soon to RIT's servers which might make administration easier (I hope). Regarding the aesthetics of the site, I have been successful in creating a 3x3 grid view of comments and blog posts. I'm still trying to ...

Well...as of right now, I seem to be having issues trying to get a picture to show up on the main page of the site as a blog entry. I have been using my Drupal instance for all testing purposes which you can find a link to in the last blog post. I have also been researching more about the 960.gs (grid system) which is a framework for CSS that allows properly structured Web pages based on a specified number of columns. I will try to figure out this weekend why the pictures are not showing up, an ...

So far up to this point, I have installed and implemented both Drupal ...

Hello all. Below I have included a list of links based on my research on how to accomplish this goal. Up until this point, I have started uploading and installing Drupal and Wordpress on my own domain, and the HTML5 Boilerplate on my people.rit.edu server account. I will supply these links once the default sites are up. Based on the resources below, I am going to test out the Disqus plugin for Drupal and the Roots theme for Wordpress first. * More resources may be added as testing unfolds * ...

Hello All, As a new member of FOSS @ RIT, I would like to introduce myself as well as describe the current research I have been tasked with. My name is Robb Krasnow and I am a graduate student here at RIT studying my Master's of Science in Information Technology. My two (and potentially three) concentrations are Web design and development, system administration, and computer networking. I love technology and have just started using Open Source software on my laptop (don't worry, I will graduate ...