By Robin Monks on April 21, 2010
Add another module has been recently updated with another new time-saving feature; you can now display “Add another” tabs on certain node types. I’m also taking the time to think of what else can be done to make the usual node creation workflow easier for end users. I’ll be looking for suggestions on how to improve the [...]
Posted in Drupal | Tagged Content Management, Drupal, PHP, Programming, Scripts, WWW |
By Robin Monks on January 16, 2009
If you’ve been using Drupal for any amount of time you’ve probably ran into the problem of needing to go to the access page each time you enable a module to ensure the admin users have permission to make full use of it. This is a module that I was planning to write, but then [...]
Posted in Drupal, Uncategorized | Tagged Content Management, Drupal, Module, Programming |
By Robin Monks on November 11, 2008
I came accross this today on Angie‘s blog, and had to share! I would love to see a series of blog posts from Drupal developers on patch review strategies they employ, so we can share some tips and tricks and ramp up our collective review IQs. I’ll start it off with mine. I call it [...]
Posted in Drupal, Uncategorized | Tagged Drupal, webchick |
By Robin Monks on November 11, 2008
It’s something I’m asked every now and then. “If I’m just making a blog site, should I just use WordPress, or should I still use Drupal?” To be fair, it all comes down in the end to a matter of personal taste. But, there are still some factual points on either side of the Drupal [...]
Posted in Drupal | Tagged Blog, blogging, Drupal, Web, Weblogs, WordPress |
By Robin Monks on October 14, 2008
So, yeah, I’m a bit behind in posts Thankfully, there is a treasure trove of Drupal news just waiting to be explored! First off, YUI is starting to make some in-roads in Drupal, the latest of which being Nick Lewis’ post on the YUI Editor module. YUI also has an amazing base library of tiny CSS [...]
Posted in Drupal | Tagged Drupal, Open Source |
By Robin Monks on September 23, 2008
Ought-o. This can’t be good. Drupal is getting a wordmark, and it looks very web 2.0. It’s still going through it’s finial stages of development, but, I have some quick concerns about it. “This will not be a design by committee process – the Designer will have the final word”, that’s worrisome. Drupal is [...]
Posted in Drupal | Tagged Content management system, Design, Drupal, Open Source, Web 2.0, Web design |
By Robin Monks on September 11, 2008
Image via Wikipedia It seems Template Monster is now offering Drupal themes as part of it’s collection (it also previously offered Joomla themes). Top Notch Themes was hot on their case, and showed some horrific tables-based markup and hard coded block CSS selectors in one of the Template Monster themes. drupal4hu also brought up Template [...]
Posted in Drupal, Uncategorized | Tagged Cascading Style Sheets, cms, Drupal, MySQL, PHP |
By Robin Monks on September 1, 2008
Szeged inspired a boat-load of blog posts, tons of bugs, lots of documentation, hours of video, a wack of patches, and lots of other great stuff that no one thought to tell me about I’ve been spending some time going through what’s happened at Szeged (being on the side lines myself) and digging through [...]
Posted in Drupal | Tagged Camera phone, Drupal, drupalcon, Hungary, Internet Relay Chat, Recreation, Szeged, Szeged Drupalcon |
