Posted by druderman on April 3, 2015 at 12:58pm
Start:
2015-05-07 14:00 - 15:30 America/New_York Organizers:
Event type:
User group meeting
This Users Group meeting is Thursday, March 5 at 2pm in ISB 145.
Meetings are open to anyone interested in Drupal and not limited to the UMass Amherst community. Bring problems, questions and ideas. Offers to make presentations are welcome.
Meet at the UMass Integrated Sciences Building (ISB) (See map here.
Room 145 is a meeting room near the elevators on the first floor.
Regular meetings for the UMass Amherst Drupal Users Group are the first Thursday of the month.
Agenda:
- Introductions
- Open topics: discussion, problems, show and tell, best practices, etc.
Please post here if you have questions or wish to address a topic at the meeting.
Please use the 'Signup' feature on this events page for a reminder.
Comments
I have three questions: Can
I have three questions:
Can anyone volunteer to present a brief topic at the next meeting?
Are there any topics you'd like to see us cover?
What brought you to yesterday's well-attended meeting?
I, for one, am usually there, but I wanted to hear about local development tools.
What brought you to the well-attended meeting?
I've worked with Drupal for a few months. Adding content is quite easy, but changing even simple design things is a different matter. I am getting stuck on making minor changes to positioning (lining up the UMass logo with Center's logo) and font (changing the font size, or the color for just one part within a view). I'm finding it is hard to understand the answers that are given online as they often refer to javascript etc and I haven't a clue where that would be added in. As it is I'm still poking around the css files. I found a lot of help for adding content, but now I'm spending a lot of time trying to make small changes.
I'd also like to know how people choose to keep their pages up-to-date with changing news items, events etc.
p.s. At the top of this page it says "This Users Group meeting is Thursday, MARCH 5.. "
Present drupal site copy tool
Hi, My co-worker and I would like to present a command-line tool we've been working on to copy/build Drupal sites from remote to local. The tool is still very much in Alpha phase, but we'd love to have a small audience to test it out with.
Thanks,
Clayton