Book Description
The free and open-source package Drupal is one of the most
user-friendly and popular web content management systems (CMSes)
available. Sites built on it are highly visible and include The
Onion and Amnesty International. Its web-based interface allows
those with little or no experience to create professional-looking
sites quickly while its flexibility gives them access to such
features as blogs, polls, and forums.
This Visual QuickStart uses plenty of screen shots and step-by-step
instructions to walk a reader through the process of building a
site using Drupal. It starts with installation and initial
configuration, discusses content and user management in depth, and
concludes with ways to improve your new site's appearance and
interactivity.
Table of Contents
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- 1. Getting Drupal Up and Running
- 2. Establishing Your Drupal Site
- 3. Creating and Managing Content
- 4. Customizing Content
- 5. Making Content Interactive
- 6. Improving Access to Content
- 7. Wrangling Users
- 8. Customizing Drupal’s Look and Feel
- 9. Extending Drupal with Modules
- A. Getting (and Giving) Help
- Glossary: Drupal Terms and Culture
- Index