Drupal makes it easy to add and edit content on your website. In this tutorial we'll cover the fundamentals of how to add basic pages and articles, and how to go back later and edit them. We'll conclude by reviewing Drupal's built-in tools for finding content, which comes in pretty handy, particularly in larger websites.
Drupal's admin gives us two easy ways to link to the add content form.
The content optimizer provides recommendations for optimize page copy for specific keywords. Never have to guess or do a lot of copy and pasting to know if your pages are optimized.
CMS starts with content. In this tutorial we'll review the big picture of how Drupal manages content. To get you creating content as quickly as possible, we're only going to look at the basics, and leave the more complex elements to later videos. This foundation is vital for orienting yourself for doing common adding and editing tasks.
Drupal's thousands of modules make it one of the world's most versatile web platforms. Working with modules is vital for unlocking Drupal's power. However, when most people get started installing modules, there's this general feeling of, "Okay, I have my module enabled; now what?" The goal of this tutorial is to help you understand the "now what."
One of the reasons the Drupal is so popular is its extensibility. There are thousands of add on modules and themes for Drupal. In this video we are going to show you how to tap into this power by looking at how you find and install these add-ons. The Drupal project is a giant duo-cracy that rewards execution from people based on their talents and initiatives. The project is balanced into two branches: Core and Contrib, each with their own style of governance.
