Category: Content Management
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Leveraging View Modes for Flexible Drupal Content Displays
When building dynamic Drupal sites, one of my favorite underappreciated features is the humble "View mode." View modes let you define how content is displayed in different contexts—without duplicating code or creating a mess of templates. Whether you want teaser cards, compact field lists, or custom layouts for API output, view modes are the key…
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Automating Routine Tasks in Drupal with Scheduled Actions
If you’re a Drupal site builder or content manager, chances are you find yourself repeating certain administrative tasks—updating content statuses, sending notifications, or even clearing caches at regular intervals. While manual work gets the job done, automation can save hours over time. In this article, I’ll show you how to set up scheduled (cron-based) actions…
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Optimizing WordPress Performance: Essential Strategies for Faster Sites
As a web developer specializing in WordPress, I often encounter sites that struggle with slow load times and unresponsive interfaces. In today’s article, I’ll share actionable strategies to optimize your WordPress website’s performance, improving both user experience and search rankings. 1. Choose Lightweight Themes and Plugins Heavy themes and overloaded plugins can dramatically slow your…
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A Developer’s Guide to the WordPress Site Editor
The WordPress Site Editor is a game-changer for both developers and site administrators. With the advent of Full Site Editing (FSE) in WordPress 5.9, the traditional approach of customizing themes and layouts has drastically shifted. In this article, we’ll dive into what the Site Editor is, how it revolutionizes the web development workflow, and practical…
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Networking WordPress Sites: A Comprehensive Guide to Multisite Configuration
In the dynamic world of WordPress development, the ability to efficiently manage multiple sites from a single dashboard is invaluable. This is where the WordPress Multisite feature comes into play. Networking WordPress sites together can bring numerous benefits, from streamlined administration to shared access to themes and plugins. In this article, we’ll delve into the…
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Harnessing the Power of Block Themes in WordPress Site Editor
As a web developer passionate about enhancing WordPress sites, I’m always on the lookout for new features that offer significant value to developers and end-users alike. One of the most transformative features to emerge in recent years is the Site Editor, formerly known as the Full-Site Editing (FSE) experience. In today’s article, we delve into…
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Streamlining Your Drupal Workflow with Drush
As a web developer specializing in Drupal, you likely know the power and flexibility this content management system offers. But today, I want to talk about a tool that can supercharge your Drupal workflow—Drush. If you’re not already familiar with Drush, consider this your invitation to explore how this command-line tool can make your life…
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Maximizing Efficiency with WordPress Site Configuration
WordPress is renowned for its flexibility and ease of use. However, to truly get the most out of your WordPress site, understanding the nuances of site configuration can be an absolute game-changer. Whether you’re a developer setting up a site for a client, or a business owner managing your own site, optimizing your site’s configuration…
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Mastering Drupal: Tips for Efficient Content Management
As a seasoned web developer with a passion for building robust digital experiences, I’ve come to appreciate the power of Drupal when it comes to content management. Whether you’re a beginner or a more advanced user, optimizing your Drupal workflow is key to maximizing efficiency and making the most out of this versatile content management…