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In Drupal there are many different methods to turn long forms into multipage/multistep forms. The most known one is perhaps the great ctools module or even custom solutions using Drupal’s form API. However as you may agree with me none of these solutions are really that easy, specially when it comes to Ajax. Therefore many developers in Drupal community tried or still trying to find an even...
Steps to build your responsive drupal 7 theme
1) Understand your design and decide on the breakpoints.
2) Start with your theme info file
Exaltation of Larks will be at DrupalCon Portland next week and we’d like to share some of our DrupalCon plans.
To summarize, we’re excited to announce that we’re co-training on Drupal Commerce with Commerce Guys; we’re continuing the conversation we started last month about Long Term Support for Drupal 6; and we have a quick list of Drupal Fit activities that are...
Drupal Commerce 1.x has had a full release for a year and a half. We rolled the initial full release at DrupalCon London, and since then we've put out a few of minor releases to fix bugs, add minor features, and touch up its APIs.
Since that time we've also fielded requests for a 2.x branch with increasing regularity but have postponed the matter until Drupal 8 itself settled down some. Drupal...
We're super-excited to announce that we've been invited to present a half-day workshop during DrupalCamp Austin. The Camp takes place the weekend of June 21-23, 2013 and we'll be presenting "Getting Stuff into Drupal - Basics of Content Migration" from 1:30pm until 5:30pm on Saturday the 22nd. The workshop will cost $75 and we'll be covering the basics of three of the most common ways of...
One of the admiring features about Drupal is its ability to leverage single code base to power a stack of sites. Drush the excellent command line utility eases the work of administering Drupal sites.
Our recent work raised a question, will these two blend & work together?
Of course we tried this, the answer is yes but to be used with more caution!!Google Plus One Linkedin Share Button Tweet...
On Monday, I will fly out for DrupalCON Portland. This will be my 14th (!) DrupalCON, dating back to 2006.
There was some question whether I would attend. For the record, Morten was wrong: I will be there.
For more information about why the questions, feel free to read the eulogy I just wrote for my father.
I will mostly be spending my time at the Palantir booth, and I am looking forward to...
Media queries are a key part of responsive web design, because they control at what width (among other things) different CSS rules kick in.
"Breakpoint makes writing media queries in Sass super simple," say Mason Wendell and Sam Richard, creators of the extension to Compass, and they're right. It's not surprising that we'd want them to present at Drupalcon, since design in Drupal, like web...
The people have spoken, and the DA has answered! There will now be an AV equipped BoF room devoted to the Art of Project Management in its many forms. We’d like to send a shout out to the DA for the help in securing a space*, to our community’s project managers for your feedback and ideas and to the presenters who generously offered to join in and share their ideas!
While I was working on a project here at Propeople, I had a requirement to limit the options for an exposed filter in order to get only options that will give some results. Unfortunately Views don’t provide this kind of functionality.Let's start with an example. I have a Content Type called "People" which has a Term Reference select list. Generally speaking we have to alter the “...


