by Aaron Amstutz, Web Developer
CSS3 animations are finally becoming a useful tool in the front end developer's kit! Browser support is progressing, however there is no IE support yet (surprised?) and Opera currently doesn't support animations, but may in the future. Despite the plethora of vendor prefixes to keep track of, one can really pull off some interesting animations; transforms and transitions anyone? Read More…
by Dan Linn, Front-End Architect / Fun Master
Custom formatters are a great way to control the output of your fields. In this tutorial I'm going to use an example that takes a user's Facebook URL as the input and outputs a button of the Admin's choosing, along with an option to open the link in a new window. To get started, we'll need to get a module skeleton sketched out. You'll need to create these two files: facebooklink.info facebooklink.module The first file, facebooklink.info, can be fairly simple: Read More…
by Tony Rasmussen, Vice President
Over the years, I've created a list of ways to make Drupal easier for one of my target audiences: the non-technical admins and editors that run the day-to-day operations of a website. My list is getting huge, but the following six ideas are always reliable. Read More…
by Tony Rasmussen, Vice President
Views 3 addresses some of the most stubborn parts of Views 2, and significantly improves the way Drupal programmers deliver features to clients. Read More…
by Joaquin Lippincott, President & Founder
Let it not be said that vosechu (Chuck Vose) has shied away from getting into the spirit of things. Drupal has hit version 7 as of this past Wednesday (1/5/11) and as our unofficial Chief Fun Officer, Chuck leads the pack on celebrating this big milestone. Here he is geared up and ready for the Drupal7 celebration party here in Portland Oregon. Look out world - here comes Chuck! And here comes Drupal7! Read More…