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A few times over the last couple of weeks, OSTraining members have run into trouble with CKEditor for Drupal.
They find that some buttons are missing from CKEditor when they try to create content.
If you are using a Drupal theme from Drupal.org, the best way to make changes to the code is by using a sub-theme.
Using a sub-theme means you can safely update the underlying theme without losing any of your changes.
If you're going to use popular software like Drupal, one of the downsides is that you'll need to deal with spam.
A lot of OSTraining members report that they receive many spam user registrations on their sites.
Last week, I did a webinar with the team at Acquia. The webinar was called, "45 Modules in 45 Minutes".
During this session, we walked … jogged … okay, actually we ran through 45 of the best and most popular modules in 45 minutes.
Sometimes we're able to give really clear advice: "Do this!" or "Don't do that!"
This is not going to be one of those blog posts.
A lot of sites like to show media inside pop-ups. Using pop-ups can make it easier for visitors to quicky browse through multiple images or videos.
In this tutorial, we're going to show you how to use the Colorbox pop-up with Drupal.
When you are building a Drupal site and creating views, it's not uncommon to find that your view is showing the same result multiple times.
Here are two common ways to remove duplicate views results.
Entity Views Attach (EVA) is a wonderfully useful Drupal module which makes Views more powerful.
EVA allows you to automatically attach any view to content, comments or terms.
Drupal comes with 13 fields and several of them deal with numbers.
Newcomers to Drupal can become confused about the difference because there are 5 different number fields available:
The Webform module is one of the most popular modules in Drupal.
Webform is relied upon for everything, from contact forms, to donations to event registrations.