Out of the box, Drupal traditionally has all the standard functions of a web-based content management system:
- Visitors can view published information on the site, navigate through menus, view listings, and individual pages and so on
- Users can create accounts and leave comments
- Administrators can manage the site configuration and control the permissions of users
- Editors can create, preview, and then publish content when it is ready
- Content can be syndicated to RSS, where feed readers can pick up new articles as they are published
- With several built-in themes, even the look and feel of the site can be easily changed
However, Drupal 8 improved on these and introduced some more powerful capabilities. For ...