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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Getting Started with Drupal
- An overview of Drupal’s capabilities as a CMS
- Clarifying the distinct roles of administrators versus content editors
- Exploring the Drupal interface and dashboard
Handling Menus and Navigation
- Building and refining menu structures
- Inserting, modifying, and sorting menu links
- Setting up dropdown menus and submenus
Utilizing Taxonomy
- Comprehending taxonomy and its purpose in content organization
- Developing and maintaining vocabularies and terms
- Applying taxonomy terms to content for improved categorization
Managing Media Assets (PDFs, Images, and Beyond)
- Uploading PDFs, images, and various documents
- Integrating media elements into content pages
- Overseeing the media library and file structure
Generating and Refining Content
- Adding new material such as pages, articles, and custom content types
- Employing the WYSIWYG editor for text styling
- Incorporating links, images, and embedded media
- Managing content revisions and publication settings
Managing User Roles and Permissions in Drupal
- Distinguishing between user roles (admin, editor, contributor)
- Defining permissions and regulating content access
- Overseeing user accounts and password management
Essential Site Configuration and Personalization
- Adjusting site settings and basic visual options
- Implementing themes and layout modifications
- Activating and deactivating modules
Optimal Practices and Problem Solving
- Maintaining organized and current content
- Basic troubleshooting for frequent Drupal challenges
- Accessing resources for ongoing learning and support
Conclusion and Future Directions
Requirements
- While familiarity with website navigation and content management systems (CMS) is beneficial, it is not a prerequisite.
Target Audience
- Web content managers
- Web editors
- Web administrators
Testimonials (1)
The energy the trainer had, the engagement and the willingness to assist when we got stuck
