TheFazz.com

I post this on the drupal website at http://drupal.org/node/91684

I have posted a couple of requests for support on the following threads:

http://drupal.org/node/62255
http://drupal.org/node/62255#comment-126256

http://drupal.org/node/64591#comment-122097

...but can't seem to get any answers. perhaps my requests are buried deep in the thread. so i decide to create a new thread to seek help.

what i am trying to achieve

i would like to setup more than one drupal site using a single code base. each site would have different settings / databases. i do not want to have subdomains (although this could be a later requirement) or parked domains (as suggested by fidelis on http://drupal.org/node/62255#comment-126409). my response: i intend to set up various community interest sites with a single domain as being the traffic aggregator, so the additional domains is not an option.

Hi.

This is a simple page to help you find things on my site.

Most of the content on this site are categorised by keywords. The nature of each keyword can vary - eg. tone of the post; subject matter of the post etc. Sometimes finding the types of post that you are interested in may be a little difficult given the range of topics i tend to put up here.

So to help you, I am making use of drupal's wonderful content categorising features (called taxonomy) to do this. This will allow me to create various menus for the content taxonomies. You will find them on this particular page.

A colleague of mine recently asked me the question why I go about building the various websites that I do. What I expect, and have any of my expectations materialised?

A good question.

My view is simple: I have a number of interests, objectives and thoughts on various subjects. Sadly, I have very little time to further expand on those interests, objectives and thoughts (as an individual). However, I fully believe that as a community each individuals has the ability to "help each other" on these matters. The gain I seek for many of these are not monetary but of information, personal learning and development.

Fellow visitors. Thanks for your interest in this site. I would like to get your feedbacks on my website here so that I can improve it further. I've just implemented a javascript/css pulldown menu to (hopefully) ease navigation by making it quicker to access the main links needed to either add or browse content on this site.

Please let me know if this is useful / easy to use / needs improvement. Happy to take your suggestions.

You may be wondering what is all the odd and disjointed components on this website are all about. Certainly it is not intentional the way it currently looks right now. I am experimenting with some techniques on improving the navigation on this website.

One of the techniques is javascript + CSS pulldown menus that you see on the left hand side NavMenu bar. I am taking a few tips from suckerfish and a from css.maxdesign. I'm also visiting the CSS creator forums for discussions and tips. I would like to create a menu which opens up as you hover over selected items. I hope this will improve the usability of the site.

For now, the CSS is all screwed up. So bear with me. I would also suggest that you use Firefox for the best & standards compliant experience.