Titlebook: Beginning Drupal 7; Todd Tomlinson Book 2010 Todd Tomlinson 2010 CMS.Drupal.Drupal 7.Internet.Open Source.Web Content Management.blog.comp

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Creating and Managing Content,publishing, editing, and management features; providing you with the knowledge necessary to venture out and create, publish, and manage a wide variety of content on your new Drupal website. You started that process in the previous chapter; now let’s see what you can add.

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填滿

Installing Themes,rocess of selecting, downloading, and enabling your selected theme. You’ve added some neat things to your site in previous chapters, and we’ve seen some exciting features of Drupal; but this chapter will have you going “wow!”

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Drupal Modules,the needs of many who build their websites with Drupal. But there are times when you need a feature that isn’t possible with Drupal core alone, and in those cases you need look no further than the thousands of contributed modules that have been written to address just about anything you could think

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Crater

Content Types,a content type? Think of a content type as a template that you provide to users who author content on your site. You may decide that the standard content types that come with Drupal out of the box, the basic page and article, provide all the features you need for your site. But it’s likely that you’

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Views,t (CCK). Views is usually mentioned first, and it’s the module that many users say they can’t live without. What does the Views module do that is so special? Simply stated, Views provides an easy-to-use tool for selecting and displaying lists of content on your website. Examples of how you might use

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Panels,een constrained to the regions that were defined by the developer of the theme we are using. If you look at the Garland theme shown in ., there are three primary “containers” for elements on our site: the left sidebar, the right sidebar, and the center content area (I exclude the footer and header f