In this tutorial you will learn about the Honeypot module. The Honeypot modules is a SPAM prevention module that uses a hidden form field to catch SPAM bots from posting onto your site. This tutorial shows you how to configure the module to work on various forms on your site.
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Thu, 2014-09-18 08:53
Daily Dose of Drupal Episode #168
Following up on the previous Daily Dose of Drupal episode on the Entity Registration module, this episode looks at some of the additional Entity Registration add on modules.
In this episode you will learn:
Fri, 2014-09-12 06:57
Daily Dose of Drupal Episode #167
The Drupal 7 Entity Registration Module makes it easy to host sign-ups or registration forms directly on your Drupal 7 website. This solution works great for event, conference, webinar, or training signup forms.
In this lesson you will learn:
Thu, 2014-09-04 08:39
Daily Dose of Drupal Episode #166
In this episode you will learn how the Drupal 7 Node Class module works with the basic page content type. The simplicity of the Node Class module provides an easy way for site builders and themers to add a CSS class directly to the wrapper on the node. Using this module allows for various different layouts and styles to be called based on defined CSS rules.
Fri, 2014-08-29 08:58
Daily Dose of Drupal Episode #165
The Drupal 7 Node Expire module allows you to use the power of the Rules module to perform actions on nodes at a specific point in time (when the node "expires"). This is useful for things such as unpublishing your content after a certain amount of time, or removing your content from the front page after it's been published for a week. You can also create rules actions to send an email at a specific time to serve as a reminder to do something related to a node on your Drupal site.
Mon, 2014-08-25 08:23
Daily Dose of Drupal Episode #164
In the last installment of multiple views you will learn how to change the look of the view using the two classes you set in the previous video. By using CSS, you will be able to display content in two ways depending on the choice of the viewer. This is a nice advantage to provide options for the visitor to your site.
Thu, 2014-08-21 06:47
Daily Dose of Drupal Episode #163
In part 2 of the multiple views series you will learn how to add the jQuery needed to switch between multiple classes. By having the ability to use multiple classes, we will (in part 3) be able to use CSS to change the look and feel of the same view.
Here is the jQuery code used to switch between grid and list view:
Thu, 2014-08-14 06:50
Daily Dose of Drupal Episode #162
In this episode, you will learn how to set up the foundation of building a view that can display content in multiple ways. This video highlights how to set up the content type and view to display the content. In the coming videos in this series, you will learn how to style and apply jQuery to change how the view displays the content.
Need help learning views? Look at our Drupal views intro.
Fri, 2014-08-01 06:40
Daily Dose of Drupal Episode #161
The Drupal 7 Entity View Modes Module allows you to define custom view modes for your entities. A view mode allows you to configure which fields on your entity you want to display. For example, Drupal by default has a Teaser view mode that you can set up to display different fields from your Full Content view mode. This module will allow you to add your own view modes on top of the ones Drupal gives you by default.
In this lesson you will learn:
Wed, 2014-07-30 07:57
Daily Dose of Drupal Episode #160
The Drupal 7 Panelizer Module allows you to panelize (or use panels) for any entity type on your Drupal 7 site. This allows you to change the layout of a node page, user page, or any other type of entity that you can think of. Although it's a little more complicated to set up, the Panelizer module allows you to set up a slimmed down panels interface for other site managers to use. This way you can allow a site manager to change the layout of specific node pages or even choose from a list of predefined node layouts that you set up.