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Series Editors Foreword xxv
Preface xxvii
1.1 Overview 1
1.2 Audience and technical approach 2
1.3 WhyDrupal? 3
1.4 Drupal s strengths and weaknesses 5
1.4.1 Flexibility 5
1.4.2 Developer community and module ecosystem 6
1.4.3 Modest infrastructure requirements 6
1.4.4 Strengths and shortcomings of “no-code” Drupal 7
1.5 About the example site 7
1.6 Using the Drupal for Humanists site 8
1.7 Summary 8
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2.1 Overview 9
2.2 The Drupal community 9
2.3 What about Drupal 8? 10
2.4 Understanding DrupaTs components: code and database 12
2.4.1 Drupal core code 13
2.4.2 Module code 14
2.4.3 Theme code 14
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2.4.4 Database 15
2.4.5 Summary of code and database 16
2.5 Drupal components 16
2.5.1 Content types 16
2.5.2 Nodes 18
2.5.3 Taxonomies 18
2.5.4 File types 19
2.5.5 Views 19
2.5.6 Blocks 20
2.5.7 Menus 21
2.5.8 Users 21
2.6 Overview of site building 22
2.6.1 Deciding on Drupal 22
2.6.2 Basic configuration 23
2.6.3 Data modeling 23
2.6.4 Implementing the data model 23
2.6.5 Improving the display 23
2.6.6 Theming 24
2.6.7 Prelaunch configuration 24
2.7 Summary 24
3.1 Overview 25
3.2 Options for hosting Drupal 25
3.2.1 On your own computer 26
3.2.2 Your institution 26
3.2.3 Generic shared hosting 27
3.2.4 Cloud hosting 28
3.3 Installing Drupal 28
3.3.1 Choose a profile 28
3.3.2 Choose language 29
3.3.3 Verify requirements 29
3.3.4 Database configuration 29
3.3.5 Install profile 30
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3.3.6 Configure site 30
3.3.6.1 Site information 31
3.3.6.2 Site maintenance account 32
3.3.6.3 Server settings 32
3.3.6.4 Update notifications 33
3.3.7 Your new Drupal site 33
3.4 Summary 34
4.1 Overview 35
4.2 Finding modules 36
4.3 Assessing modules 37
4.3.1 Modules published on Drupal.org
vs those published elsewhere 38
4.3.2 Module versions 39
4.3.3 Number of users 41
4.3.4 Maintenance and development status 42
4.3.5 Release notes 44
4.4 Essential modules 44
4.4.1 Disabling the core Toolbar module 46
4.5 Installing and enabling modules 46
4.5.1 Installing modules using the Drupal interface 47
4.5.2 Installing modules by accessing the file system 49
4.5.2.1 Why sites/all/modules? 50
4.5.2.2 Installing modules that use libraries 50
4.5.3 Enabling modules 51
4.5.4 Configuring modules 53
4.6 How many modules do you need? 54
4.7 Disabling and uninstalling modules 56
4.7.1 Disabling 56
4.7.2 Uninstalling 57
4.7.3 Removing the code from your site 57
4.8 Summary 58
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5.1 Overview
5.2 Introducing content types
5.3 DrupaFs default content types: Basic Page and Article
5.4 Data modeling for content types
5.4.1 Data vs metadata
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5.4.2 Content type vs taxonomy 64
5.4.3 When to merge similar content types 66
5.4.4 File types vs content types 67
5.4.5 User profiles vs content types 68
5.4.6 Drupal-based considerations for
determining content types 69
5.4.7 DrupaFs “title” field vs real-world titles 70
5.5 Preliminary data modeling for the example site 72
5.5.1 The data 72
5.5.2 The goal 73
5.5.3 Breaking down the data 76
5.5.4 Enriching the content types 77
5.5.4.1 Person 77
5.5.4.2 Event 80
5.5.4.3 Image 81
5.6 Summary 82
6.1 Overview 83
6.2 Creating new content types 83
6.2.1 Submission form settings 84
6.2.2 Publishing options 84
6.2.3 Displaysettings 85
6.2.4 Comment settings 85
6.2.5 Menu settings 86
6.3 Adding and configuring fields 87
6.3.1 “Manage fields” interface 87
6.3.2 Adding fields 89
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6.4 Core Drupal fields 90
6.4.1 Text 90
6.4.2 Long text 91
6.4.3 List (text) 91
6.4.4 Term reference 92
6.4.5 File and the media browser widget 93
6.4.5.1 Configuration for uploaded files 93
6.4.5.2 Configuration for externally hosted files 94
6.4.6 Image 95
6.5 Fields provided by modules 96
6.5.1 References 96
6.5.2 Date 98
6.5.3 Partial date 101
6.5.3.1 Partial date formats 101
6.5.3.2 Base estimate values 102
6.5.3.3 Minimum components 104
6.5.3.4 Field configuration 104
6.5.4 Link 105
6.5.5 Geofield 106
6.5.6 Field group 107
6.6 Media 108
6.6.1 Configuring the file system 108
6.6.2 Configuring file settings 108
6.6.3 Configuring media browser settings 109
6.6.4 Configuring file type profiles 110
6.7 Conditional fields 110
6.8 Configuring Automatic Nodetitles 114
6.9 Improving node URLs with Pathauto 117
6.10 Summary 118
7.1 Overview 119
7.2 Person content type 120
7.2.1 Content type settings 120
7.2.2 Fields 120
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7.2.2.1 Given name 120
12.2.2 Middle name(s) 121
7.2.2.3 Surname 121
7.2.2.4 Biography 121
7.2.2.5 Birth date 121
7.2.2.6 Death date 122
7.2.2.7 Image 122
7.2.2.8 Medical institution attended 123
7.2.2.9 Profession 125
7.2.2.10 Specialization 126
7.2.3 Rearranging fields 129
7.2.4 Automatic node titles 130
7.2.5 Pathauto 130
7.3 Event content type 131
7.3.1 Content type settings 131
7.3.2 Fields 131
7.3.2.1 Person 131
7.3.2.2 Date 131
7.3.2.3 Location 133
7.3.2.4 Description 134
7.3.2.5 Title 134
7.3.2.6 Event type 134
7.3.2.7 Institution 135
7.3.2.8 Main time line 135
7.3.3 Rearranging fields 136
7.3.4 Pathauto 136
7.4 Image 137
7.4.1 Content type settings 137
7.4.2 Fields 137
7.4.2.1 Profession 137
7.4.2.2 Institution 137
7.4.2.3 Person 137
7.4.2.4 Image 138
7.4.2.5 Body 138
7.4.2.6 Source collection 138
7.4.2.7 Source URL 138
7.4.2.8 Title 138
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7.4.3 Automatic Nodetitles 139
7.4.4 Pathauto 139
7.5 Summary 140
8.1 Overview 141
8.2 Text formats 141
8.2.1 Field configuration 141
8.2.2 Text format configuration 142
8.2.3 Configuring a text format 143
8.2.4 Additional filters 144
8.3 WYSIWYG configuration 145
8.3.1 Installing modules and CKEditor library 146
8.3.2 Selecting CKEditor in the WYSIWYG module 147
8.3.3 Configuring CKEditor for the Filtered
HTML text format 147
8.3.4 Facilitating internal linking 149
8.4 Adding content 150
8.4.1 Configuration options 150
8.4.2 Previewing content 152
8.5 Viewing and editing content 152
8.6 Accessing saved content 153
8.7 Revisions 153
8.8 Summary 154
9.1 Overview 155
9.2 Configuring node display 155
9.2.1 Label and field visibility 156
9.2.1.1 Labels and visibility for
Person content type 156
9.2.1.2 Labels and field visibility for
Event content type 156
9.2.1.3 Labels and field visibility for
Image content type 156
9.2.2 Configuring date fields 157
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9.2.2.1 Date fields in the example site 157
9.2.3 Configuring partial date fields 158
9.2.3.1 Partial date field in the example site 159
9.2.4 Configuring geospatial fields 159
9.2.4.1 Geospatial fields in the example site 160
9.2.5 Configuring image fields 160
9.2.5.1 Configuring image styles 161
9.2.5.2 Advanced image style configuration 162
9.2.5.3 Colorbox 162
9.2.5.4 Image fields on the example site 163
9.2.6 Configuring file fields and multimedia 163
9.3 Advanced configuration of node display 165
9.3.1 Display Suite and CCK blocks 165
9.3.2 Blocks created by views 166
9.4 Summary 166
10.1 Overview 167
10.2 User configuration settings 167
10.3 Account settings 168
10.3.1 Registration and cancellation 168
10.3.1.1 Account registration 169
10.3.1.2 Account cancellation 169
10.3.2 Personalization (user avatars) 169
10.3.3 System emails 170
10.4 Creating user profiles 170
10.4.1 Real Name 171
10.5 Roles and permissions 172
10.5.1 Content permissions 173
10.5.2 Field permissions 174
10.5.3 Permissions for unpublished nodes 175
10.6 Spam prevention 176
10.6.1 Honeypot 176
10.6.2 CAPTCHA 177
10.7 Summary 178
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11.1 Overview 179
11.2 Blocks 179
11.2.1 “Demonstrate block regions”
and positioning tricks 181
11.2.2 Assigning blocks to regions 181
11.2.3 Block configuration 181
11.2.4 Region settings 182
11.2.5 Visibility settings 182
11.2.6 Custom blocks 183
11.3 Menus 183
11.3.1 Default menus 184
11.3.2 Adding a menu 184
11.3.3 Adding items to menus 185
11.3.3.1 Editing a node 185
11.3.3.2 Add link 185
11.3.4 Arranging menu items 186
11.3.5 Displaying menus 186
11.4 Summary 187
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12.1 Overview 188
12.2 A very simple view using “Add a new view” 189
12.2.1 Choosing what to display 189
12.2.2 Displays 190
12.2.3 Next steps for new views 192
12.2.3.1 Sort order 193
12.2.3.2 Format 193
12.2.3.3 Editing a view 193
12.3 Displays 194
12.3.1 Titles, and overriding and reverting
display settings 196
12.4 Format 199
12.4.1 Grouping fields 200
12.4.2 Show 202
12.5 Fields 203
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12.5.1 Adding fields 203
12.5.2 Configuring date fields 204
12.5.3 Configuring image fields 205
12.5.4 Rearranging fields 206
12.5.5 Style settings 207
12.5.6 In-line fields and rewriting fields 207
12.5.6.1 Using “Format” to display in-line fields 208
12.5.6.2 Excluding and rewriting fields 209
12.6 Filter criteria 210
12.6.1 And/or options 212
12.7 Sort criteria 212
12.8 Display-specific settings 213
12.8.1 Page settings 214
12.8.1.1 Path 214
12.8.1.2 Menu 214
12.8.1.3 Access 214
12.8.2 Feed settings 214
12.8.3 Block settings 215
12.9 Header and footer 215
12.10 Pager 215
12.11 Caching 216
12.12 Final result 217
12.13 Summary 217
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13.1 Overview 219
13.2 Troubleshooting Views 219
13.3 Maps 220
13.3.1 Installing modules 220
13.3.2 Basic view creation 221
13.3.3 Adding fields 222
13.3.4 Configuring Leaflet maps 222
13.3.4.1 Troubleshooting Leaflet maps 223
13.3.5 Contextual filters 225
13.3.6 Caching 227
13.3.7 Enabling the block 227
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13.4 Site time line 227
13.4.1 Installing modules 228
13.4.2 Basic view creation 228
13.4.3 Adding fields 228
13.4.4 Adding filters 229
13.4.5 Configuring the simple time line 229
13.4.6 Relationships 230
13.4.6.1 Relationships and duplicate results 232
13.4.7 Caching 234
13.5 Individual time line 234
13.5.1 Installing modules 234
13.5.2 Basic view creation 234
13.5.3 Adding fields 235
13.5.4 Configuring TimelineJS 235
13.5.5 Enabling the block 236
13.5.6 Contextual filter 236
13.5.7 Caching 238
13.6 Image gallery vvath exposed filters 238
13.6.1 Installing modules 238
13.6.2 Basic view creation 238
13.6.3 Adding fields 238
13.6.4 Exposed filters 239
13.6.5 Caching 242
13.7 Slide show 242
13.7.1 Installing modules 242
13.7.2 Basic view creation 243
13.7.3 Fields, filters, and sort criteria 243
13.7.4 Configuring the slide show 244
13.7.5 Caching 244
13.8 Table with exposed filters 245
13.8.1 Basic view creation 245
13.8.2 Adding fields 245
13.8.3 Configuring the table 246
13.8.4 Exposed filters 247
13.8.5 Other configuration 247
13.8.6 Caching 247
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13.9 Other noteworthy Views modules 247
13.9.1 Editview 248
13.9.2 Views Conditional 248
13.9.3 Views Bulk Operations 248
13.9.4 Views Autocomplete Filters 249
13.10 Summary 249
chapter i4:*Importing Data
14.1 Overview 250
14.2 Essential modules for data import 250
14.3 Overview of Feeds settings 251
14.3.1 Basic settings 252
14.3.2 Fetcher 253
14.3.2.1 HTTP Fetcher 253
14.3.2.2 File upload 253
14.3.3 Parser 253
14.3.3.1 Common syndication parser 253
14.3.3.2 CSV parser 254
14.3.3.3 HTML Xpath parser and XML Xpath parser 254
14.3.4 Processor 255
14.3.4.1 Node and taxonomy term processor 255
14.3.4.2 User processor 256
14.3.5 Mapping 256
14.3.5.1 Unique targets 257
14.3.5.2 Term reference fields 257
14.3.5.3 Node reference fields 258
14.3.5.4 Image targets 258
14.3.5.5 Date targets 259
14.3.6 Feeds Tamper 259
14.3.6.1 Adding a plug-in 259
14.3.6.2 Explode 260
14.3.6.3 Trim 260
14.3.6.4 Rewrite 260
14.3.6.5 Find replace/find replace REGEX 261
14.3.6.6 HTML entity decode 261
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14.3.6.7 Convert case 262
14.3.6.8 Strip tags 262
14.3.6.9 Keyword filter 262
14.3.6.10 Boolean filter 263
14.3.7 Importing data 263
14.3.8 Import page options 263
14.4 Example: Importing People nodes 264
14.4.1 Source data 264
14.4.2 Creating the importer and basic configuration 266
14.4.3 Mapping 267
14.4.4 Feeds tamper 268
14.4.5 Import and cleanup 268
14.5 Example: Importing Event nodes 269
14.5.1 Source data 269
14.5.2 Creating the importer and basic configuration 270
14.5.3 Mapping 270
14.5.4 Feeds tamper 271
14.5.5 Importing 272
14.6 Summary 272
15.1 Overview 273
15.2 Exporting data with Views Data Export 274
15.2.1 Configuring a CSV data export display 274
15.2.2 Configuring an XML data export display 276
15.2.3 Output 277
15.3 Exporting configuration using Features 278
15.3.1 Building a feature module 278
15.3.2 Saving a feature module 280
15.3.3 Modules that extend Features 280
15.3.4 Using Features 281
15.4 Other means of exposing data: Services, JSON, RDF 281
15.5 Summary 282
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16.1 Overview 283
16.2 Search block and search pages 283
16.3 Configuring Drupal’s built-in search 284
16.3.1 Indexing and cron runs 284
16.3.2 Search modules 285
16.3.3 Search ranking 285
16.3.4 Debugging search 285
16.4 Customizing the search result display 286
16.5 Hiding content from the index 286
16.6 Creating a custom advanced search page using Views 286
16.7 Search API 287
16.8 Summary 288
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17.1 Overview 289
17.2 Configuring taxonomy term pages 289
17.2.1 Displaying content and users that both
use a given term 291
17.3 Tag clouds 292
17.4 Taxonomy manager and term merge 293
17.5 Importing and exporting taxonomies 295
17.6 Summary 296
18.1 Overview
18.2 Drupal themes
18.3 Approaches to site theming
18.3.1 Using an existing theme
18.3.1.1 Identifying requirements for your theme
18.3.1.2 Researching and testing existing themes
18.3.2 Modifying or configuring an existing theme
18.3.3 Developing a highly customized theme
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18.4 Installing and enabling themes and subthemes 303
18.4.1 Installing themes 303
18.4.2 Enabling themes and administration themes 304
18.4.3 Configuring global settings 305
18.4.4 Configuring theme-specific settings 305
18.5 AdaptiveTheme and its subthemes 306
18.5.1 Layout and general settings 307
18.5.2 Extensions 307
18.5.2.1 Custom CSS 308
18.5.3 Color scheme 309
18.5.4 Toggle display logo image, shortcut image 309
18.5.5 Example site configuration 310
18.6 Summary 311
19.1 Overview 312
19.2 Frontpage 312
19.2.1 Adding a view of news posts 312
19.2.2 Introducing Panels 313
19.2.3 Creating a Panel node 314
19.2.4 Configuring a Panel node 315
19.2.5 Changing the front page of your site 317
19.3 Review of steps for creating the example site 317
19.4 Writing documentation 320
19.5 Preparing for site launch 322
19.5.1 Turning off and uninstalling unneeded modules 322
19.5.2 Updating and testing permissions 322
19.5.3 Creating 404 pages 323
19.5.4 Performance tweaks 323
19.5.5 Error messages 324
19.5.6 Status report 325
19.5.7 Link checking 325
19.5.8 Setting up analytics 326
19.6 Postlaunch monitoring 326
19.7 Summary 327
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20.1 Overview 328
20.2 Maintenance activities 328
20.3 Core, module, and theme updates 330
20.3.1 Suggested frequency 330
20.3.2 Method: Drupal UI (modules themes) 331
20.3.3 Method: file system (core, and possibly
modules themes) 333
20.3.3.1 Updating modules 333
20.3.3.2 Updating core 334
20.3.4 Module and core updates on Drupal
multisite setups 334
20.4 Database backup 335
20.4.1 Suggested frequency 335
20.4.2 Method: quick back up 335
20.4.3 Method: nightly back ups 336
20.4.4 Other methods 336
20.4.5 Restoring your database 336
20.5 File backup 337
20.5.1 Suggested frequency 337
20.5.2 Method: Backup and Migrate 337
20.5.3 Method: SFTP 337
20.5.4 Other methods 338
20.6 Whole-site backup 338
20.6.1 Frequency 338
20.6.2 Method: Backup and Migrate 338
20.6.3 Other methods 339
20.7 Drush 339
20.8 Major version upgrades 339
20.9 Debugging Drupal 340
20.9.1 When a module seems to not work correctly 340
20.9.1.1 Using a -dev version of a module 341
20.9.1.2 Patching modules 342
20.9.1.3 Filing a bug report 343
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20.9.2 When the site suddenly looks
strange or behaves oddly 343
20.9.3 Error messages 344
20.9.4 White Screen of Death 344
20.10 Contributing to the Drupal community 345
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DRUPAL IS A FREE AND OPEN-SOURCE CONTENT
management framework. It is, like many web platforms, the
“backbone1 behind a website, invisible to front-end users but critical
to the foundation, organization, and presentation of content. As
more scholars and students seek to make their research available
online—using the power of the web to find newer and richer ways
of storing, sorting, visualizing, and presenting large data sets—they
are increasingly reaching the limits of what old” platforms can
accomplish. Drupal provides greater flexibility at all levels.
Author Quinn Dombrowski has taught numerous courses in Drupal
programming for scholars in the humanities; the techniques here
have been field tested. The majority of this book is centered around
the creation of an example website, based on a fully functional
website that is driven by Drupal.
Drupal for Humanists is the first book on Drupal to be crafted
specifically for non-technical users. This manual does not assume
any prior experience with PHP, FTP, databases, CMS, or even HTML.
If these acronyms are unfamiliar, Drupal for Humanists is the place to
start.
QUINN DOMBROWSKI is the digital humanities coordinator in the
Research IT group at the University of California-Berkeley.
Coding for Humanists Series
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