Need to programmatically create or delete an image style in Drupal? Maybe you're creating a module that needs to define a new style or looking to use an update handler to delete one. It's a cinch to do with just a few lines of code.
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Boost the performance of your Drupal 7 website, improve usability and help with SEO by making content load via AJAX in just a few steps. Drupal AJAX is a cinch to implement—as it should be since core is loaded with it. In just a few of steps I’ll show you how to use jQuery and […]
Need to programmatically create or delete an image style in Drupal? Maybe you’re creating a module that needs to define a new style or looking to use an update handler to delete one. It’s a cinch to do with just a few lines of code.
A feature I regularly use in WordPress development are shortcodes. I needed the same functionality in Drupal. Like most things I’ve found with Drupal, it’s not as easy or clear on how to go about it. No need to fret though, I’ll walk you through how to get ahead of the learning curve and easily create custom tokens.
Up your Drupal game by contributing back to core & modules using Drupal patches. Found a bug, wanna integrate a new feature or maybe you need something specific modified just for your site. In this article, learn how to create patches for Drupal.
I was recently tasked with adding the ability for writers to enter simple shortcodes in Drupal’s WYSIWYG editor. My first thought was, no problem! It’ll only take me a few minutes. Like with everything Drupal, nothing is that simple. The ease at which WordPress makes it for developers to create and build blows Drupal out of the water. Simple tasks like creating these shortcodes — filters
in Drupal speak—is a cinch using WordPress’s Shortcode API. So, how do you add custom shortcodes in Drupal?
Here’s a quick tip to remove the type attribute in Drupal 7 to make your site more HTML5 code compliant. This along with other HTML5 features allows for less code on the front-end… and who doesn’t like less code?! No longer do you need to include this attribute in your script, style and link tags. […]