You can watch these drops. They're video tutorials that help you gain a better understanding of some key Drupal functions. If you like you can subscribe via this RSS feed with or .
The Nodequeue module is an incredibly useful module that allows you select individual nodes and place them in a list in whatever order you like. This lesson shows you how to create a new nodequeue, add nodes to the queue, arrange the queue and then add the queue to a view.
Note: Click the 'full screen' icon (to the left of the volume control) in order to watch online at full 1280x720 resolution.Note: Click the 'full screen' icon (to the left of the volume control) in order to watch online at full 1280x720 resolution.
This is a preview of the just released Drupal 7 Alpha version. It shows what the new install screens look like and offers a look at the new user interface for administration. There are a lot of additional features to explore in future videos.
Note: Click the 'full screen' icon (to the left of the volume control) in order to watch online at full 1280x720 resolution.
Using three contributed modules (Shorten, Short URL and Tweet) I show you how to create short urls for your Drupal site that are easily shared on Twitter.
Note: Click the 'full screen' icon (to the left of the volume control) in order to watch online at full 1280x720 resolution.
This lesson shows how to create an image gallery using CCK with ImageField, Views and ImageCache. CCK is used to create a new "image" content type that contains an upload field for images courtesy of ImageField. ImageCache is used to crop and resize the uploaded images. Views is used to display gallery page and an accompanying RSS Feed.
The premium version of this lesson is encoded at the full 1024x768 resolution as originally recorded.
This lesson provides guidance on how to get a community started by configuring the core forum module , the core tracker module and allowing users to be able to set up their own account. Includes a look at the changes required to the Mollom (spam prevention) and Comment Notify (subscribe to comments) modules that were initially added in Lesson Eleven.
The premium version of this lesson is encoded at the full 1024x768 resolution as originally recorded.
This video tutorial shows how to install FCKeditor using the WYSIWYG API module. WYSIWYG makes it easy to install the most popular content editors on a Drupal site.
Note: Click the 'full screen' icon (to the left of the volume control) in order to watch online at full 1024x768 resolution.
UPDATE: Please take note that newer versions of the WYSIWYG API module require that the editor files get placed in the sites/all/libraries folder. This folder probably doesn't exist on your web server so you should create it if it does not exist.
Bookmark or Share Post
