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Droptica: Content personalization in Drupal, part 2: journeys and smart forms for multiple audiences
Getting each audience to the right section is only half the job. The harder part is making the experience feel personal and routing every visitor to the right form without a maze of options.Part 2 of this Drupal guide covers user journeys, smart Webform contact routing, and pragmatic content personalization for multiple audiences.
Specbee: How Drupal support & maintenance services can keep your site secure, fast, and future-ready
Got your Drupal website up and running but haven't figured how to maintain it? Read to find out how you can optimize your site and make it future-ready.
Drupal site security rarely stops at core and module updates. Canonical’s survey shows why package provenance, Linux maintenance, and patch ownership remain part of delivery risk.
One website, three completely different visitors. The hardest part of a multi-audience site is not building it - it is making sure each group finds its path without tripping over everyone else's.Part 1 of this Drupal guide covers audience research, hybrid navigation strategy, and how to structure content with taxonomy, menus, and Views.
Today we are talking about Content, syndication, and Synchronization between Drupal Sites with guest Thiemo Müller. We'll also cover Drupal core 11.4 as our module of the week. For show notes visit: https://www.talkingDrupal.com/560 Topics Origins and Use Cases Hub Model and Flexibility Media Sync and Governance Composable Pages Challenge Governance With Blocks Canvas And Recipes Real Time...
This is the second and final part of a two-part guide to building a component-based corporate website with Drupal Paragraphs. Turn the bare components from part 1 into a flexible, production-grade library with color variants, responsive layouts, spacing controls, conditional fields, and admin UX.Add style variants with CSS custom properties and Paragraphs behavior plugins, build mobile-first...
Recent Drupal news fits inside a wider question Dries Buytaert raised in his blog post, License-only versus Stewarded Open Source: what turns code that is merely available into infrastructure people can depend on? The distinction is useful because this week’s updates are not only about individual announcements. They show the work that sits behind dependable open source: governance, maintenance,...
This is part 1 of a two-part guide to building a component-based corporate website with Drupal Paragraphs. By the end of the series you'll have a library of 10-12 universal paragraph types with style variants, responsive layouts, and editor-friendly spacing controls.Plan a reusable component library, set up the Paragraphs module, and build Hero, Text + Image, and Feature Grid paragraph types...
Step debugging is one of the first things every developer should master in any language or environment, and it's my opinion that it's just as fundamental as version control. With DDEV, getting Xdebug working with PhpStorm takes less than five minutes and no php.ini fiddling. This screencast shows the whole thing on a TYPO3 project, start to finish.
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Accessibility failures often surface after budgets, architecture, and delivery plans are already fixed. Mike Gifford argues that public agencies can reduce that pattern by contributing fixes upstream.