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With the power of Panels, you never have to make a .tpl file ever again! Okay, that's not true at all, but what Panels does give you is the ability you to create Drupal aware layouts that can be reused between dozens of other sites.
So you know how to add a theme from Drupal.org. Maybe you even know how to create a sub-theme from one of the popular base themes. But what about taking Drupal theming to the next level?Enter template.php.
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A distributed denial of service attack can be a painful and costly thing these days. With #hacktivism on the rise who knows when and if your Drupal site could soon be a target.
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Are you a semantic HTML purist that cringes when you view the source of a Drupal site? Are you a hard-core performance ninja that wants to optimize the DOM?
A website is accessible if it is effective, efficient, and satisfactory for more people in more situations. This session will illustrate how to craft more inclusive, accessible user experiences.
Ever wanted to know what part of the CSS3 spec you could start using now? Or how to target that one hanging title Drupal has created? Cheryl will show you the in- and-outs of CSS - what can be used now and what's coming up.
A good user experience incorporates a lot of things: intuitive workflows, engaging design, and fast page load time.
Varnish is a reverse proxy cache that can significantly speed up your Drupal website.
Big Drupal projects increasingly mean two things: larger development teams and more complicated hosting setups.
You've read the articles, studied the books and experimented on your own with responsive web design.