Posts Tagged ‘Drupal’

In today’s competitive digital landscape, creating an inclusive digital accessible environment is not only a legal and moral obligation but a strategic business advantage as well. According to the World Health Organization, 16% of the global population has some type of disability; this translates further into an ROI impact, with a reported 70% of disabled […]

Perficient is excited to announce we’ve won the 2023 Acquia Partner Advocate of the Year Award for North America! This award commemorates a partner that has exhibited outstanding performance and industry leadership. Since 2017, our Acquia practice has demonstrated consistent expertise with Acquia products and cloud hosting services. Our engagements range from implementing Drupal websites […]

Service: A service is any object managed by the services container. Services in Drupal help decouple reusable functionality, making them pluggable and replaceable by registering them with a service container. Services act as unsung heroes, playing a crucial role in maintaining the smooth functioning of the Drupal system. There are Core services available in Drupal. […]

In the last blog, we get to know about how to create a component in the site studio. In this blog, we are going to set up the component form builder for the component. You can improve specific functionalities or enhance the visual appearance of your site by using component form builder. The component form […]

Content Management System is software for users to develop business websites and applications without extensive technical knowledge. It allows professionals such as business owners and marketers to create, manage, modify, and publish digital content effortlessly.  There are over 80 Content Management Systems to choose from and selecting one that suits your business needs is important.  […]

To make your website easy to navigate, menus arblogucial. Links are provided on menus to aid with navigation. Using the Drupal menu, you can add, remove, and rename menus and items. We’ll look at creating menus in Drupal in this blog. Easy Procedures to Construct Menus in Drupal Step 1: Click Structure, as displayed on the […]

Site Studio is a Drupal product from Acquia which builds a low-code and component-based website with a simple drag-and-drop interface. So, what is a component? Components are the mini templates to provide a flexible layout system to customize each section on the page as per requirements. This can be used by site builders in pages […]

Drupal 10 was launched on December 14, 2022. For countless reasons, Drupal 10 enjoyed immense hype even before its release. It was anticipated that Drupal 10 will have a number of new functionalities. The addition of third-party dependencies, the installation of an automated update system, the substitution of jQuery usage with standard JavaScript, and the […]

Regarding Drupal projects, PHPStan is a great command line tool for seeing how your PHP code is doing without running it. It’s great for finding potential bugs other tools and unit tests couldn’t find. There is a small problem that PHPStan does not know how to interpret Drupal plugins, entities, controllers, or other Drupal architecture […]

Taxonomy Vocabulary Terms You can link, relate, and categorize the content on your website using the robust core module known as taxonomy. “Vocabularies” are collections of these terms in Drupal. You may build, manage, and use these vocabularies with the help of the taxonomy module. How Can I add Terms to Created Vocabularies? Following are […]

Introduction about Taxonomy Taxonomy can be viewed as a classification system for website content that displays specific material according to taxonomy keywords. The Drupal taxonomy consists of- Term− It serves to control or narrate the content. Vocabulary− It is a group of terms. How Can Vocabulary Be Added to a Taxonomy? This chapter will cover […]

Introduction About Drupal Written in PHP and published under the GNU General Public License, Drupal is a free and open-source web content management system (CMS). At least 14% of the top 10,000 websites worldwide and 1.2 percent of the top 10 million websites use Drupal as its open-source back-end architecture. These websites range from individual […]