drupal had been mentioned on past threads, but i figure i'd post this anyways. i'm looking to integrate zenphoto into drupal, rather "theming" it, not so much anything to do with users or anything.
i searched around for specifics, and unless i'm searching the wrong terms, i can't really find anything to help with this task i have tried bringing in the images, css file, etc into zenphoto but it came out looking kind of funky. any links or basics anyone can share how to get started would be awesome
crap, well i found this just now lol
http://www.zenphoto.org/2008/05/theming-tutorial/
bangs head on table knowing myself i probably still won't get it right, so i'll reply again then
update link is more how to make a theme, opps
Theming Zenphoto to look like your Drupal installation will be the easiest. And then there is always this solution: http://www.zenphoto.org/2008/01/hacks/#zenphoto-as-plugin
can someone help me making a list horizontal? i'm having a rough time bringing over a menu list from drupal and making it horizontal like i have in drupal. i've looked around for css (cause i suck at it) and i tried putting in display: inline; and just about every site says the same so i don't really know what to do :S
Take a look at this site where you find virtually everything about lists and CSS: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/
I know this thread is quite old and as Drupal has also been mentioned on past threads, still i am continuing on same thread as i am looking for something similar.
I'm looking to integrate Zenphoto into Drupal, rather "theming" it. I am not able to find any module or plugin for this anywhere SO, any basics, links or pointers on how to get started for the same will be of great help .
Thanks.
We of course don't know if that works with Drupal at all. Generally you will have to setup quite a lot variables so Zenphoto works. Zenphoto is a CMS of its own as Drupal is (although ZP is much smaller) so you will most likely have an easier live if you just style a Zenphoto theme to look like the site. (or if you want to go the "evil" but very easy way, use an ugly iframe).