Why we write about Drupal

You're likely wondering why a marketing company blogs about Drupal. Clients don't care about the technobabble, right? But as a client the technical materials should be important to you too.

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Posts about Drupal

May 9, 2012 by Art Williams

Getting Meta Tags on Views in Drupal 7

Meta elements are an important part of any SEO and even Social Media strategy for a website. Drupal has a number of excellent modules for adding meta tags to nodes, but Views integration is lacking. To add meta tags to a view in Drupal 7 there are two meta tag modules and many hurdles to implementation.

May 2, 2012 by Art Williams

3 Small Modules That Make Good Drupal Websites Great

Identifying the difference between a good website and a great website has everything to do with the care put into the details. Elements the site visitor never consciously notices combine in such a way as to affect them on a deeper level to convey stability, credibility and competency.

April 26, 2012 by JD Collier

CiviCRM and Drupal, the dream team!

I'm just going to get this out of the way: CiviCRM is complex. Of course, it is complex. We are not comparing CiviCRM to a simple blogging platform or little piece of software to perform a simple task. CiviCRM is a constituent relationship management solution. It is a great solution to manage non-profits, advocacy and any membership-...

April 25, 2012 by Art Williams

A First Look at Drupal Commerce: More Than a Module

Last week we were evaluating solutions for a client and I had the opportunity to install and test Drupal Commerce (DC) for the first time. Digett and I both have a long history of Ubercart use, but since we made the move to Drupal 7 in the middle of last year none of our new website builds have needed a full shopping cart system.

April 20, 2012 by JD Collier

Wordpress vs. Drupal: The Prize Fight!

I have developed very large, very small and every size website between. I have rolled my own CMS, used (and even developed extensions for) Typo3, Wordpress, Expression Engine, Mambo & Joomla, WebGUI, SharePoint, MonkCMS/Ekklesia360, DotNetNuke and Drupal. By far, I have been most loyal to Wordpress and Drupal.

April 11, 2012 by Art Williams

Why do we talk about Drupal so much?

As a client or potential client of Digett you probably have taken a look through our blog posts and wondered why we bother posting technical articles about Drupal. Some people think, “That’s not what a client wants to read.” or “Prospects aren’t interested in all that technobabble.” But as a client—ours or anyone else’s—the technical materials should be...

April 6, 2012 by JD Collier

3 great Drupal 7 Modules you may have missed

I am such a nerd about Drupal modules … I get really excited when I think I need something that does [blank] and then I find a module that does exactly that. I love even more when I find a module that makes some UX or usability problem go away. We have talked about the Drupal 7 contrib...

April 4, 2012 by Art Williams

RIP Taxonomy Module in Drupal 7

I have come to the conclusion that the Taxonomy Module is not necessary in Drupal 7 for the vast majority of situations. While there is a lot of built-in functionality and a pre-built view for Taxonomy, the module makes too many assumptions about the way content categorization should function. And overriding the pre-built view for taxonomy terms is never as straightforward as I would like. The last few Drupal 7...

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