One of Drupal’s most powerful features is its fieldable content architecture. But even experienced site builders can get tripped up by the differences and interplay between "Form display" and "View display" settings for content types, users, and other entities. In this article, I’ll explain what these display concepts mean, why mastering them is essential, and…

If you’re looking to extend your Drupal site’s functionality, one of the best ways is by creating custom content types. Content types let you define structured data and custom fields for unique kinds of content, like "Events," "Products," or "Testimonials." In this guide, I’ll walk you through the process, share some tips, and highlight best…

As digital experiences diversify, web developers are increasingly reaching for headless content management systems (CMS) to fuel their applications. Among the available platforms, Drupal stands out as a robust, flexible, and API-rich solution for powering headless architecture. In this article, we’ll dive into the technical aspects of working with Drupal’s APIs and examine the advantages…

Drupal empowers site builders and editors with an impressive set of tools for content management, but one module stands out when it comes to creating flexible and reusable content layouts: Paragraphs. Whether you’re building complex landing pages or simply want to make life easier for your content editors, Paragraphs can be a game-changer. In today’s…

Drupal’s flexibility is legendary, and one of its most powerful—yet sometimes overlooked—features is the system for reusable blocks. Blocks are a great way to display small pieces of content or functionality across different pages, but if you’re still creating custom blocks for every use case, you might be missing out on some real efficiencies. Here’s…