In this day and age, it’s very hard to imagine a world without online payments.

Managing Multilingual Content in Drupal 10: Key Strategies and Tools Editor Mon, 10/16/2023 - 14:18

Vous souhaitez faire du contenu multilingue sur votre site Drupal 10? This time we decided to start our blog in some special way. Yes, the theme enables you to do this. So, today we will talk about multilingual content in Drupal 10, as well as the key strategies and tools that will help you with this. Greetings from our entire Drupal web development company! As always, we extend our warmest welcome to you.
Quick note: in this part, we won't cover how to set up multilingual content in Drupal 10. However, there will be a lot of useful information, so don't switch sites.

Explore how the Drupal Recording Initiative, led by Kevin Thull, is breaking barriers and fostering inclusivity by making Drupal-related talks easily accessible to enthusiasts worldwide

A few months back (sorry, its been a minute!) I detailed how you could set up PHPDocumentor to automatically generate documentation for your custom code and modules for Drupal. Another step you can take is automating this process for everyone in your projects by taking advantage of git hooks.

The Brave team has introduced a new feature for their Brave Search engine called "Goggles". Goggles, in short, filter search results out by additional relevancy rules using an individual Goggle. In short, these add additional scoring from sites, domains or paths and alter the results when they are served. I created one for Drupal and you can check it out today. It is a starting point to build on, but it does three things to start with:

I am in the midst of a Drupal 7 to Drupal 9 upgrade for a client. This is the first time I am using the Migrate Drupal and Migrate Drupal UI core modules to do an inline upgrade. So far everything has been great. I just need to drop in a data migration path for some Paragraphs and recreate a couple Views and we should be good. However, when I was checking around on some content, I noticed I had no field groups in the new site. Why? Field Groups comes with a Field Groups Migrate submodule, which will pick up and migrate any field groups in a Drupal 7 site to Drupal 8 or 9.

DrupalCon Lille 2023 is your prime opportunity to remain at the forefront of Drupal development and shape its future. It offers attendees the chance to learn and explore a number of Drupal initiatives and witness how they are shaping the future of this dynamic CMS. This article curates a list of 16 must-attend sessions discussing the future of Drupal.

Join Mathieu De Meue in his inspiring DrupalCon Lille session, "Breaking Barriers: My Inclusive Fairytale as a Tourettes-afflicted Drupal Developer." Experience his personal journey of resilience and inclusion, where he defies doubts and fears to find a supportive community in the tech world, especially within the Drupal community.

Each day, we witness various organizations, both large and small scale, opting for Drupal as their preferred platform for website development. But why?

Let’s delve into and understand the compelling reasons behind Drupal's popularity among nonprofits and NGOs. Additionally, we will examine some of the distinctive features that Drupal offers to these specific types of organizations. By the conclusion of this post, you will gain valuable insights into why many nonprofits and NGOs favor Drupal as their content management system (CMS) platform. 

Welcome to the second edition of Pitchburgh Diaries, a fortnightly update on our progress as we work on our plan for a decoupled Layout Builder using React.

by lee.rowlands / 13 October 2023

Last fortnight's edition

This fortnight we've been focused on completing the API/persistence layer finalized and solidifying the APIs for the front-end components.

But before we get into the details, here's a demo of work so far ✨

Highlights of deliverables for this fortnight:

• Finalised the API
• Added an API for React Widget components plus a Widget manager
• Added a settings tray
• Added support for settings form to React Block components
• Added a document outline with drag and drop support
• Added a footer component that shows breadcrumbs
• Plain text widget
• Rich text widget powered by CKEditor
• Edit and select document modes
• Drag and drop to add new section or block

Our next steps are:

• Finalise documentation and release the front end code so others can start contributing widgets/formatters/blocks and layouts
• Make sidebar panes (left and right) pluggable as an extension point
• Implement save in the front-end (with autosave on idle)
• Implement block/region restrictions in front-end (aka Layout Builder restrictions support) - this already exists in the API.
• Support settings tray for section plugins
• Wire up to Drupal using drupalSettings and plugin definitions
• Undo/Redo support

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Layout Builder, Pitchburgh