Drupal

Here's what I've been working on for my LocalGov Drupal contributions this week. Thanks to Big Blue Door for sponsoring the time to work on these.

No sooner had I written a blog post suggesting people could sponsor my work on LocalGov Drupal than Big Blue Door had answered the call.

Lots of agencies want to contribute more to Drupal, but don't have the time due to client work. Let's fix that.

Create subsites with a different look and feel to the rest of your LocalGov Drupal website.

Instead of showing the original author of a node, show the last person to edit it.

Ever needed to give a Drupal content editor access to edit site sections instead of the whole site? Introducing the Content Access by Path module.

Once is a Drupal library - available on npm - that ensures your JavaScript only runs once when working on any item.

There's a (hidden away) module in LocalGov Drupal that's a game-changer for layout possibilities.

Ever needed to create a "decision tree" or "Smart Answers" feature and didn't know where to start? It's pretty easy if you use Drupal's webform module and add conditional handlers for the confirmation settings (all through a few clicks in the webform UI).

This is a short video for how to use the LocalGov Content Access Control Module, based on Drupal's Workbench Access module.