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I recently rebuilt this site using Drupal 7, and ran into the issue of how to insert images inline, so pictures appear anywhere I want them within the body of my content.

I updated the Drupal websites for YWAM Centers page on the YWAMkb today. As I was updating the list of YWAM sites that use Drupal, I did a few searches on Google for the terms YWAM Drupal.

So...

Although still in Beta at the moment, DrupalGardens.com by Acquia has begun to offer Drupal websites as a service.

Drupal project founder Dries Buytaert keeps a list of high profile companies, governments, and individuals using Drupal to design and build their websites. Check out these lists:

IE6 has long been a thorn in the side of many webmasters trying to design and build their websites due to the non-standard way that it handled HTML and CSS. I got this email in my inbox today from Google announcing that they will no longer support IE6 in 2010.

In order to make your YWAM website more attractive (and standards compliant), you should design and build a favicon.ico icon. The favicon.ico format is generally made up of one 16x16 pixel image, saved in the Microsoft Icon format. However, the .ico format supports multiple images allowing you to create images in several different resolutions and color depths.

Open source software like Drupal, Joomla, and WordPress have grown in both popularity and functionality over the past few years, and now provide one of the best options for any YWAM base (Or any other non-profit organization) planning to build a new website. My experience with open source Content Management Systems (CMS) is limited to Drupal.