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Debugging and Troubleshooting Common Drupal Issues

Drupal is a robust and adaptable content management system, but like with any complicated software, there may be issues when things don't go according to plan. Keeping a Drupal website functional and performant requires efficient debugging and troubleshooting. This tutorial will lead you through typical Drupal issues and show you how to use best practices and essential Drupal features to solve them.

2024.08.14

Front-end

The Role of CKEditor 5 in Drupal 10: A Guide to Rich Text Editing

Drupal 10 has introduced several exciting updates and improvements, one of the most notable being the integration of CKEditor 5. As a modern and versatile rich text editor, CKEditor 5 offers a wide range of features designed to enhance the content creation experience. This guide will explore the role of CKEditor 5 in Drupal 10, covering its key features, configuration, and how it can be used to create engaging and well-formatted content.

2024.08.08

Front-end

Enhancing User Experience in Drupal with Ajax Integration

Drupal is renowned for its adaptability in handling different kinds of content, including multimedia, products, and essays. In digital contexts, effective content filtering is essential to assuring relevant content discovery and enhancing user navigation. This article looks at both conventional and contemporary filtering techniques, as well as how Drupal manages various content categories. It talks about how various methods affect the user experience, with an emphasis on how contemporary methods are changing the way content interacts with websites built on Drupal.

ajax

2024.07.16

Design your Drupal Theme with Tailwind CSS

Front-end

Tailoring Drupal Aesthetics: A Guide to Theme Creation with Tailwind CSS

Designing with custom CSS for Drupal themes offers full control over the website's style but can be more laborious - but not when you integrate Tailwind CSS framework to do its job.

Michael John Binal

2024.06.17

Front-end

Creating Drupal 10 Custom Theme

There are various ways to add themes to your website. You could either use default themes, contributed themes, third-party paid themes, or create custom themes. Developing your own theme will be helpful and convenient for easier customization of your website’s layout and appearance, as well as enhancing customer journeys, aiming at business growth.

Jamaica Angely Mañus

theme

2024.05.21

Server-side

Server-side Caching for Drupal Websites

Server-side caching is a cornerstone of performance optimization for Drupal websites, enabling faster response times, improved scalability, and enhanced user experience. By leveraging caching mechanisms effectively and adhering to best practices, developers can unlock the full potential of Drupal as a high-performance CMS platform.

Jeffy Lepatan

Caching

2024.04.14

Modules

Building a Custom API in Drupal 10: A Step-by-Step Guide

Drupal 10, the latest iteration of the renowned open-source content management system, stands as a beacon for developers seeking to empower their projects with versatile solutions. Among its arsenal of features, the capability to construct custom APIs shines as a gateway to seamless integration with external applications, services, or frontend frameworks. In this exhaustive guide, we will delve deep into the intricacies of creating a custom API in Drupal 10, equipping you with the knowledge to extend your website's functionality and foster a more dynamic and interconnected user experience.

Jessie Allen Anosa

2024.03.13

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Learning More About Drupal Block Layout

Drupal's block layout system is one of its most adaptable Drupal features; it allows you to place content blocks, view blocks, or any Drupal block in different regions of your theme layout to alter the look and feel of your website.

Jhon Manny Loto

block-layout

2024.02.13

Front-end

Getting to know more about Drupal Views

When building a website, effectively displaying content is an important challenge.

Jamaica Angely Mañus

Views

2023.08.31

Other

Selenium to the rescue! Performing automated testing of your Drupal site

For sure, if you already have come to a point of searching articles related to Drupal testing, you most probably have known by now how to build websites through Drupal. But just in case you seek to strengthen your arsenal, this very site is enriched with the things you need!

Michael John Binal

2023.05.14

Server-side

Changing Drupal's file upload limits: Weighing Your Options

Sometimes, a client or whoever is in charge may ask you, the developer, that they want a few things to change about the site. It could be that they have an additional task for you. Maybe a bug no one noticed until now has reared it's ugly head and now you have to fix it. Or maybe they want to upload a file, but it's not going through, because your site's saying that the file's too large. What's a developer to do? In this case, you have a few options.

Gabriel Seth Ente

2022.06.13

Modules

Drupal : Building Custom API with RESTful Views in a Flash!

First, let me ask you. How does your favorite social app let you create and login with your google credentials? Or How does your weather app get today’s weather forecast? - the answer to these questions is that they communicate with other systems to get the data or verify your credentials. The way these two systems communicate together is to do something called an API.

Jessie Allen Anosa

Views

2022.06.10

Modules

Drupal Content Security Policy (CSP)

CSP (Content Protection Policy) is an additional layer of security that aids in the detection and mitigation of certain types of threats, such as Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and data injection attacks. These attacks are used for a variety of purposes, including data theft, site defacement, and malware distribution.

Jhon Manny Loto

2022.06.02

Other

Migrate an existing Drupal site into a Composer-managed build

For the sites created on Drupal 8.8.0 or later, even if it was installed manually, Composer was pre-installed, and the files already contain the necessary Composer configuration, which means managing the site using composer would be convenient without taking any extra steps on converting it.

Jamaica Angely Mañus

2022.06.02

Other

Drupal Multisite

Nowadays, businesses may have different branches or sub businesses. Some businesses may have branches in other countries. Those businesses may have the same company name but different products for each country. It's very common for businesses to be like that nowadays.

Gabriel Fernandez

2022.06.01

Server-side

How To Deal With Drupal Cache ?

This topic is very important once you realize and learn . It is very painful when visiting a website and experiencing a long duration of page load.

The user has a strong perception that the website was poorly designed and has a bad user experience.This will lower the traffic and be less relevant to the users. It turns out that there is a lacking piece of the puzzle that meets the bridge gap between user and web application. This technique is called Caching.

Renier John Sediego

2022.05.31

Modules

Acquia Content Hub

Acquia Content Hub is a cloud-based content distribution and syndication platform. It allows efficient reuse and delivery of content aggregated from various sources to multiple channels. We'll cover the setup process for publisher and subscriber sites, as well as how to export and import content.