The video for this presentation is online at Wireframes with Drupal In Mind
You can draw any kind of layout you want on paper but that doesn't mean you can accommodate that layout with the theme you are using. If you want to manage your design budget, create an opportunity for efficient page development, and ensure flexibility while you work to sustain your site, you need to plan your layout with your theme in mind.This session explores the basics of:
I provided training program development support to Phase2 Technology. Support includes but is not limited to Drupal distribution instructional design and development.
Designed and developed two classroom-based training courses for Acquia's Drupal Commons distribution.
The process included the following.
There is a Drupal module called Panels. There is a Drupal module called Context. There is a feature in Panels called context. Panel's context and the Context module are not the same, not even close. According to Earl Miles, the developer of Panels: "In Panels, context is lingo for a wrapper around any significant object. By default, Panels supports 'Node', 'Taxonomy term', 'Taxonomy vocabulary', and 'User' as contexts." But what does that mean?
I recently purchased "Drupal 6 Panels Cookbook" from Packt Publishing, hoping to get all my context/relationships questions answered. I did learn a couple things from the book so it wasn't money wasted but it didn't answer all my questions. So I did what I often have to do, I starting clicking and observing what happens. This article is what I have figured out. I hope you find this useful.
Description: In this classroom course you will build a site that has four site sections, custom content types, views and more. Each section demonstrates commonly used techniques used to build dynamic Drupal sites. In addition to using Drupal's many administrative features, you will use modules such as
Please join us for a hands-on introduction to Drupal provided by Bixal (www.bixal.com) and IDCM Innovations (http://idcminnovations.com/).
Schedule: July 10th, 2010 from 8:30am to 5:00pm.
Course Cost: $215.00 (includes box lunch).
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Course Description
I was hired to plan and provide two one-day training sessions for Acquia's client. The first training session covered:
I was hired to evaluate how their new Drupal site was configured and provide two days of custom training.
Training was casual and free form with the client asking general Drupal questions as well as questions pertaining to how the site was configured.
