div class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hidden pDrupal development can feel a bit like “black magic” when you’re getting started. Here’s a high level guide aimed at beginners to help point them in the right direction./p /div div class=field field-name-field-blog-category field-type-taxonomy-term-reference field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item evena href=/blog/category/website-building-drupal typeof=skos:Concept property=rdfs:label skos:prefLabel datatype=Website Building amp; Drupal/a/div/div/div

div class=field field-name-field-image field-type-image field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item evena href=/podcast/063-drupalcon-austin-announcement-with-dianna-montalion-dupuis-modules-unraveled-podcastimg typeof=foaf:Image src=http://modulesunraveled.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail/public/podcast/images/dianadupuis.jpg?itok=HA-VKw0x width=140 height=191 alt=Photo of Diana Dupuis //a/div/div/divdiv class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item even property=content:encodedh2DrupalCon Austin/h2 ulliWhere is the DrupalCon going to be/li liWhy Austin?/li liWhen is it? (June 2-6) ulliWith extended sprints before and after/li /ul/li liWhat does the tech community look like there?/li liWhat does the Drupal community look like? ulliDrupalCamp Austin (June 21st 2013)/li /ul/li liWhat’s the Drupal adoption look like in Austin? ulliIt’s strongly linked with adoption of other front and back end technologies. (node.js etc)/li /ul/li liWho’s going to be the “boots on the ground” in Austin playing “host”? ulliProbably the same people that did it for Portland. Sponsors etc./li liFour Kitchens, Astonish, Whole Foods, City of Austin, Volacci, etc./li /ul/li /ul/div/div/div

div class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item evenpIt's Day 3 of DrupalCon, and so much has happened in the last 72 hours! From keynotes and two full days of recorded sessions, gallons of Stumptown, and let's be honest, sore feet from all the walking... well take a deep breath, because it's not over yet! /p pSo, here's what happened yesterday... /p h3We built a website to help the tornado victims in Oklahoma/h3 pOn Tuesday night, a team of volunteer Drupal developers gathered in the DrupalCon Portland coder lounge to a href=http://help4ok.org/build a website/a to help FEMA help the victims of the Oklahoma tornado. /p/div/div/div

pDrupal is a lot like enterprise software. Before you think this is a bad judgement on Drupal or a slur please hear me out. It's more a description of Drupal based on my experience with it for nearly 8 years and my last couple years dealing with enterprise software. I want to dive into some specific points that may be good, bad, and even make us unhappy with some of the things that make us happy./p pa href=http://engineeredweb.com/blog/2013/drupal-like-enterprise-software/Continue Reading raquo;/a/p

img typeof=foaf:Image src=http://getlevelten.com/sites/default/files/styles/600x300/public/content/blog/images/bane-field_1.png?itok=Mlz57uvR width=600 height=300 alt= / p class=p1If you are a site builder or themer in Drupal, you might have a similar situation happen to you. You obtain a set of requirements for a content type, create all the necessary fields with semantic labels, and start building the displays and views. Great! Life is good. Now your project manager waltzes over to your desk to deliver an updated set of wireframes, and before you even get halfway down the page, you feel a breeze as you notice a person-shaped cloud of dust where your project manager just stood.... a href=/blog/kyle-taylor/fighting-field-labels-display-suite-extras class=more-linkRead more/a/p

div class=field field-type-filefield field-field-image div class=field-items div class=field-item odd img class=imagefield imagefield-field_image width=442 height=297 title=Drupal organization theme ST Fiddle alt= src=http://www.symphonythemes.com/system/files/fiddle_slideshow_new_0_0.jpg?1304148345 / /div /div /div div class=field field-type-text field-field-introtext div class=field-items div class=field-item odd pThis organization theme was inspired by my talk with Kim McCluskey, the founder of a href=http://www.sunimyheart.comSunInMyHeart.com/a, a charity fund. During his trip to Halong Bay, I have heard about what he did for SunInMyHeart to help orphanage children. So after the trip, I created this theme for organization and non profit purposes.nbsp;/p pstrikeIf you are interested in using this theme for your charity funds, please feel free to ask me and I will send you the package free-of-charge./strike/p pWe have received many requests to download this theme. As we believe the use of this theme for your websites will bring alot of benefits to other people, especially for charity purposes, we have converted this theme to Drupal 7 and provide it free of charge. No more asking, just go to the theme page and click on the Download tab, you will be able to get it./p /div /div /div h3Demo/h3 pSee the demo here: a href=http://demo.symphonythemes.com/fiddle title=Drupal theme Udu demoDrupal theme ST Fiddle demo/a/p pa href=http://www.symphonythemes.com/drupal-blog/st-fiddle-organization-drupal-theme-free-charge-anyone-use-it-charity-purposes target=_blankread more/a/p

pFirst off, yes, I realize it's sound bite, but given the context, byte sounds more applicable./p pThe Toads have been at Drupalcon Portland this week in force! With a sponsor booth to manage and two different parties to organize, we've been busy, but I've managed to squeeze a few sessions in as well. Here are some top quotes and takeaways along the way:/pul class=links inlineli class=0 first lasta href=http://www.metaltoad.com/blog/sound-bytes-drupalcon-portland rel=tag title=Sound Bytes from Drupalcon PortlandRead more/a/li /ul

pI belive every sitebuilder already had the need to wrap multiple fields with some markup, for example to group them in a fieldset or simply to wrap them with a div to solve theming issues. The easiest way to acoplish that is to use the a href=drupal.org/project/field_groupfield group module/a, wich gives you a nice and handy ui integrated in the core field_ui. It comes with a common set of often used wrappers, like expandable fieldsets or even horizontal and vertical tabs./p pThe module itself is a great tool for sitebuilders and themers because it is easy to use and exportable with the features module./p pSadly the module is pretty old and it is very complicated to get new features in it, because so many sites already use the module. So everyone lived with the overload of classes field_group appends to its containers and the poor set of available markup. a href=http://drupal.org/user/531118Yannickoo img src=http://blog.erdfisch.de/sites/blog.erdfisch.de/files/urlicon/drupal_org.ico alt= title=favicon class=urlicon urlicon-drupal_org //a from a href=http://loom-berlin.com/Loom img src=http://blog.erdfisch.de/sites/blog.erdfisch.de/files/urlicon/loom-berlin_com.ico alt= title=favicon class=urlicon urlicon-loom-berlin_com //a created a patch, wich allows the user to decide how the wrapper should look like, by simply adding the tag in the ui./p pThis looks somewhat like in the image above!/p pIf you want to take advantage of this new feature, you need to download the latest development snapshot 7.x-1.x, instead of the stable release./p pCredits are going to a href=http://geeks.yannickoo.de/yannickoo img src=http://blog.erdfisch.de/sites/blog.erdfisch.de/files/urlicon/geeks_yannickoo_de.ico alt= title=favicon class=urlicon urlicon-geeks_yannickoo_de //a for this great work!/p div class=field field-type-filefield field-field-blogbild div class=field-labelWeitere Bilder:nbsp;/div div class=field-items div class=field-item odd img class=imagefield imagefield-field_blogbild width=2220 height=904 alt= src=http://blog.erdfisch.de/sites/blog.erdfisch.de/files/Image%20upload%20on%202013-05-21%20at%2021-21-24.png?1369196513 / /div /div /div

div class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item even pWYSIWYG in Drupal 8 is going to rock, simple as that. Practically all annoyances, complications and other stuff we have had to endure In Drupal 7 and earlier has been fixed. Read all about it and also strongwatch Nate Haug's DrupalCon Portland 2013 session/strong about the improvements here./p pUnfortunately Nate also revealed that emDrupal 8 will still automatically delete files when their usage gets zero/em. That is a bad thing and I'll explain why I strongly believe that./p /div/div/divdiv class=field field-name-field-link-to-self-for-rss field-type-link-field field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item evena href=http://www.tsvenson.com/blog/2013/05/drupal-8-wysiwyg-and-file-cleanup title=Drupal 8 WYSIWYG and File CleanupRead the full Drupal 8 WYSIWYG and File Cleanup post on www.tsvenson.com/a/div/div/div

div class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item even property=content:encodedpOften times it is needed to create module specific custom tables to store persistent data. Drupal offers a set of hooks in connection to this. Most commonly used among these are a href=http://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/modules!system!system.api.php/function/hook_schema/7hook_schema()/a and a href=http://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/modules!system!system.api.php/function/hook_update_N/7hook_update_N()/a. First hook, hook_schema() holds the structure of table in the form of PHP array./p/div/div/divdiv class=service-linksa href=http://knackforge.com/blog/sivaji/best-way-add-new-columns-custom-table title=Plus it class=service-links-google-plus-one rel=nofollow target=_blankspan class=element-invisibleGoogle Plus One/span/a a href=http://knackforge.com/blog/sivaji/best-way-add-new-columns-custom-table title=Share on Linkedin class=service-links-linkedin-share-button rel=nofollow target=_blankspan class=element-invisibleLinkedin Share Button/span/a a href=http://twitter.com/share?url=http%3A//knackforge.com/blog/sivaji/best-way-add-new-columns-custom-tableamp;count=horizontalamp;via=knackforgeamp;text=Best%20way%20to%20add%20new%20columns%20to%20custom%20tableamp;counturl=http%3A//knackforge.com/blog/sivaji/best-way-add-new-columns-custom-table class=twitter-share-button service-links-twitter-widget title=Tweet This rel=nofollow target=_blankspan class=element-invisibleTweet Widget/span/a a href=http://www.facebook.com/plugins/like.php?href=http%3A//knackforge.com/blog/sivaji/best-way-add-new-columns-custom-tableamp;layout=button_countamp;show_faces=trueamp;action=likeamp;colorscheme=lightamp;width=100amp;height=21amp;font=amp;locale= title=I Like it class=service-links-facebook-like rel=nofollow target=_blankspan class=element-invisibleFacebook Like/span/a/div

img src=http://www.mediacurrent.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/thumb_blog_spotlight/dcportlandblog_0.png alt= title= class=imagecache imagecache-thumb_blog_spotlight imagecache-default imagecache-thumb_blog_spotlight_default width=200 height=150 / pHere's a quick video recap from Drupalcon Portland - Wednesday May 22nd. If you missed yesterday's recap, you can a href=http://www.mediacurrent.com/blog/drupalcon-portland-video-recap-day-1 target=_blankwatch it here.nbsp;/a/p

div class=field field-type-number-integer field-field-episode-number div class=field-labelEpisode Number:nbsp;/div div class=field-items div class=field-item odd 141 /div /div /div div class=field field-type-content-taxonomy field-field-post-topics div class=field-labelPost Topics:nbsp;/div div class=field-items div class=field-item odd Django /div div class=field-item even Contrib /div div class=field-item odd Drupal Commerce /div div class=field-item even Drupal 7 /div div class=field-item odd Site Building /div div class=field-item even Drupal Planet /div /div /div pIn this episode we continue learning about Drupal Commerce and dive into some of the layout aspects of building out Drupal Commerce product displays./p pIn this episode you will learn:/p ul liHow to modify the layout of a Drupal Commerce product display/li liHow fields are used to control the Drupal Commerce product display layout/li /ul div class=field field-type-emvideo field-field-ddod-video div class=field-labelDDoD Video:nbsp;/div div class=field-items div class=field-item odd div class=emvideo emvideo-video emvideo-youtubediv id=media-youtube-1 class=media_youtube_flash media-youtube div id=media-youtube-default-external-1 object type=application/x-shockwave-flash height=488 width=600 data=http://www.youtube.com/v/o7wb0cWAUYQamp;amp;rel=0amp;amp;hd=1amp;amp;enablejsapi=1amp;amp;playerapiid=ytplayeramp;amp;fs=1 id=media-youtube-default-external-object-1 param name=movie value=http://www.youtube.com/v/o7wb0cWAUYQamp;amp;rel=0amp;amp;hd=1amp;amp;enablejsapi=1amp;amp;playerapiid=ytplayeramp;amp;fs=1 / param name=allowScriptAccess value=sameDomain/ param name=quality value=best/ param name=allowFullScreen value=true/ param name=bgcolor value=#FFFFFF/ param name=scale value=noScale/ param name=salign value=TL/ param name=FlashVars value=playerMode=embedded / param name=wmode value=transparent / !-- Fallback content -- a href=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7wb0cWAUYQimg src=http://codekarate.com/sites/codekarate.com/files/emvideo-youtube-o7wb0cWAUYQ.jpg alt=See video title=See video width=600 height=488 //a /object /div /div /div /div /div /div

div class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item even property=content:encodedpThis a href=http://portland2013.drupal.orgDrupalcon/a has in many respects been about winning the hearts of the user: There's a constant UX track installed for the first time at a Drupalcon; Dries has used his keynote to talk about the importance of improving the web experience management (with some UXy slides!), UX expert Karen McGrane was invited to give today's keynote on the subject of multi-device content./p pimg alt= src=http://blog.amazeelabs.com/sites/default/files/8781223647_91e376e0ff_o.jpg //p pHer point: Lots of the tools that we build give the user the illusion that the web is print. Instead of using WYSIWYG and other (misleading) instruments, users should be able to add metadata with longer legs, making content multi channel capable. And if there's just one thing you want to watch today: Chris Blow's magically athwart presentation on Design Ops:/p iframe allowfullscreen= frameborder=0 height=315 src=http://www.youtube.com/embed/ZA7g9oAIkZg width=420/iframe /div/div/div

div class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hidden div class=field-items div property=content:encoded class=field-item evenpHere is one more conversation I had at Drupal Camp Alpe-Adria in April, 2013. Ranko Marinic is from Croatia and has some great perspectives. He works as an IT consultant with a wide range of technologies and with Drupal by night. He is studying economics and has become interested in the economic effects on local communities of implementing open source software. Ranko also talks about the moment he really started believing in open source as a social movement./p /div /div /div div class=field field-name-field-podcast-file field-type-file field-label-hidden div class=field-items div class=field-item evenspan class=fileimg class=file-icon alt= title=audio/mpeg src=/modules/file/icons/audio-x-generic.png / a href=https://www.acquia.com/sites/default/files/podcasts/ranko_final.mp3 type=audio/mpeg; length=12714166ranko_final.mp3/a/span/div /div /div span property=dc:title content=Open Source and Local Economies - Meet Ranko Marinic class=rdf-meta/span

div class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item even property=content:encoded pJust a quick note that the St. Louis Drupal Users group chose to reschedule our normal meetup, which occurs every third Thursday of the month, to next week, the week after a href=http://portland2013.drupal.orgDrupalcon Portland/a. Last year, we had a meetup right after Drupalcon Denver and had a great turn out. Those who weren't able to attend learned what it's like to attend Drupalcon, and also got valuable insight into the sessions, keynotes, and other events surrounding this great event. This year, we have at least a few known members who are here at Drupalcon (along with myself for the first time), who will be sharing their experience with the group at next week's meetup./p pSo if you live in or around the St. Louis area, or know someone who does, please be sure to join us this Thursday, from 7p-9p at the a href=http://mohistory.orgMissouri History Musuem/a (more details about the meetup can be found a href=http://groups.drupal.org/node/298773here/a)./p /div/div/divh3Tags/h3ul class=inlineli class=firsta href=/tags/drupal-planetdrupal-planet/a/li lia href=/tags/drupalcondrupalcon/a/li lia href=/tags/drupalcon2013drupalcon2013/a/li li class=lasta href=/tags/meetupsmeetups/a/li /ul

div class=g-plusone-wrapper style=margin: 0 1em 1em 1em;float:right g:plusone href=http://www.freelock.com/blog/john-locke/2013-05/planning-successful-projects-user-story size=medium annotation=bubble width=250 /g:plusone/divdiv class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item even blockquotepHey, that's not what I was thinking!/p /blockquote pThat's a very common complaint customers have with developers, when they receive the result of weeks or months of hard work. And it indicates a failure of planning./p pWe've found nothing that works better to avoid this result than to write up and discuss user stories in detail./p pWhat's a user story? It's a description of the process a person goes through to get a specific result, and what happens along the way./p/div/div/divdiv class=field field-name-taxonomy-vocabulary-5 field-type-taxonomy-term-reference field-label-abovediv class=field-labelTags:nbsp;/divdiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item evena href=/tag/drupal-planetDrupal Planet/a/divdiv class=field-item odda href=/tag/processProcess/a/divdiv class=field-item evena href=/tag/user-storiesUser Stories/a/divdiv class=field-item odda href=/tag/umlUML/a/divdiv class=field-item evena href=/tag/qualityQuality/a/div/div/divdiv class=field field-name-taxonomy-vocabulary-7 field-type-taxonomy-term-reference field-label-abovediv class=field-labelIndustry:nbsp;/divdiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item evena href=/businessBusiness/a/divdiv class=field-item odda href=/e-commerce-0E-Commerce/a/divdiv class=field-item evena href=/educationEducation/a/divdiv class=field-item odda href=/health-careHealth Care/a/divdiv class=field-item evena href=/softwareSoftware/a/div/div/divdiv class=field field-name-taxonomy-vocabulary-6 field-type-taxonomy-term-reference field-label-abovediv class=field-labelStory Type:nbsp;/divdiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item evena href=/sustainableopen-businessSustainable/Open Business/a/div/div/div

div class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item evenp dir=ltremMike Gifford is President of OpenConcept Consulting Inc. and co-founder of Open Source Alliance of Canada./em/p p dir=ltrWe did it! The Drupal community raised $5k to bring Vincenzo Rubano to DrupalCon Portland. This is an amazing accomplishment that demonstrates that crowdsourcing to support the Drupal community can work very well.  Although it's been an idea that's been brewing for a while, a href=http://openconcept.ca/blog/mgifford/crowd-funding-drupal-accessibilitywe've been doing all that we could to bring Vincenzo to a DrupalCon/a./p /div/div/divdiv class=field field-name-taxonomy-vocabulary-4 field-type-taxonomy-term-reference field-label-abovediv class=field-labelPersonal blog tags:nbsp;/divdiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item evena href=/taxonomy/term/198Drupal/a/divdiv class=field-item odda href=/taxonomy/term/738crowd funding/a/divdiv class=field-item evena href=/taxonomy/term/743Drupal 8/a/div/div/div

div class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item evenpHere comes the rain! DrupalCon Portland welcomes our attendees to Day 2, with breakfast sandwiches (look for the big black truck across the street from the Oregon Convention Center) and of course, cold and dreary Portland rain. Grab a Drupal branded hoodie and KeepCup from the DrupalCon bookstore (in room C121) to keep warm between sessions and so fellow Drupalers can spot you when running around the city later this week completing missions from our a href=http://portland2013.drupal.org/huntPhoto Scavenger Hunt/a./p/div/div/div

div class=field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hiddendiv class=field-itemsdiv class=field-item even property=content:encoded pI'm sure the sentence 'There is nothing impossible in Drupal' is not something unfamiliar for your ears. This blog post is a proof of this statement. Here we, the a href=http://wearepropeople.comPropeople Drupal Digital Agency/a team, will make an overview of the a href=http://drupal.org/project/og rel=nofollow target=_blankOrganic Groups/a module, another useful and powerful module that is appreciated by many Drupal users and developers./ppFirst of all: OG – what is this all about? I think the best example would be Facebook Groups. Have you heard about a href=https://www.facebook.com/about/groups rel=nofollow target=_blankFacebook Groups/a? I bet you have. In most of the cases Organic Groups are similar. Creating groups – public or private, inviting members, posting content, commenting it. These sets of features are in the core of Facebook groups as well as in Organic Groups./ppBy using Organic Groups we can build an entire community platform similar to a forum, but with more social networking features such as notifications and connection between members. We also have advanced access management via roles and permissions, and the flexibility to create various types of content. On the a href=http://drupal.org/project/og rel=nofollow target=_blankproject page/a we can see a list of websites that use Organic Groups, quite a few big names can be spotted./ppBefore creating an Organic Groups platform from scratch or implement it in an existing website, we have to figure out what do we want to have as main features and if they can be by the OG module pack./ppHere is a list of necessary points and a short description for each of them on how to configure it in Drupal:/pp /ppstrongCreating Groups – the site administrator should be able to create group rooms./strongbr /br /After enabling the OG module we can define each content type, new or existing, as a group or as a group content. On the content type edit page we have a vertical tab called Organic Groups.br /br /img alt= class=media-image height=866 width=760 typeof=foaf:Image src=http://wearepropeople.com/sites/default/files/og-pic1_1.png /br /br /Groups are entities. Every user with the right permissions will be able to create groups. We can define multiple types of groups. If we create Public group and Private group content types we have different content types, so we can set different permissions and access levels./pp /ppstrongAppoint a group owner – the site administrator should be able to appoint an owner of the group who will manage all the group settings, membership and content./strongbr /br /By default, the group owner is the author of the group node. But it is configurable. Every group node has an interface for managing subscribed people.br /br /img alt= class=media-image height=873 width=760 typeof=foaf:Image src=http://wearepropeople.com/sites/default/files/og-pic2_0.png //pp /ppstrongGroup posts or group content - define various types of content and relate it with groups./strongbr /br /Defining group content is similar to defining groups. Organic Groups vertical tab that appears on the edit page of the content type has an option - Group Content where can set the target bundles. In other words we choose which group types to use as group content. Posting content in groups can be restricted via roles and permissions.br /br /img alt= class=media-image height=981 width=760 typeof=foaf:Image src=http://wearepropeople.com/sites/default/files/og-pic3_0.png //pp /ppstrongCommenting in groups – all group members should be able to comment./strongbr /br /As a node itself, groups and group content have the option to enable comments. Commenting in groups can be restricted via roles and permissions. Defining roles and setting permissions will give us the control we need./pp /ppstrongListing group content and group members./strongbr /br /OG modules pack comes with predefined views. We can use them to list group content or group members. Displays are Block and Content Pane so we have what we need. Great!br /br /img alt= class=media-image height=855 width=760 typeof=foaf:Image src=http://wearepropeople.com/sites/default/files/og-pic4_0.png //pp /ppstrongNotifications – send emails when user is subscribing and adding content./strongbr /br /The OG modules pack also comes with a predefined set of rules. We can send emails to user subscription. 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pMore and more projects today are using CSS preprocessors, with Sass being one of the most popular out there. What exactly is a CSS preprocessor? It is a scripting language based on CSS that lets you do amazing things with your CSS. We have a new series out, a href=http://drupalize.me/series/learning-sass-and-compassLearning Sass and Compass/a, to get you up to speed on this new cool tool for front-end development./p