Following this great article from Howard Tyson @Zivtech, I felt I must demonstrate how easy it would be to build the exact same responsive grid with Sasson.

ELMS Alpha 6 was released yesterday and in keeping with our releases I wanted to do a recap of developments with the project and why it's important for the Drupal community at large.

I am a moderator of an unofficial Drupal community which is growing on the Social News and Community site Reddit.

Our url is: http://www.reddit.com/r/drupal/

We have 1709 members and growing, and would love to hear feedback, and get a few shout-outs if it can be done!

We're a passionate bunch, and would love to see you!

We've now wrapped up the first Drupal Coworking Friday and it was a resounding success. We had an estimated 100 attendees worldwide across three countries and 10 cities. The good news is even more cities want to participate this month!

The first-ever election for two at-large Board Members of the Drupal Association was just completed with the selection of Donna Benjamin (KatteKrab) of Australia and Steve Purkiss (stevepurkiss) of the United Kingdom. The two new board members were elected by members of the Drupal Community and then ratified today by the Drupal Association board.

A client that has a lot of physical locations asked me how to improve search engine optimization (SEO) for those locations. They have web pages for each of their locations and were concerned about making sure all those individual location pages are getting ranked well.

Background: By default the taxonomy_term view is available to generate views of the terms in given taxonomies. This view may be extended just like any other view to provide a lot more information, however with this customization you may find yourself wanting a different view for different taxonomies.  In our case we have a taxonomy of electronic journals and resources that needs to look vastly different from the historical collections where pictures and such are available.

Drupal is a great platform, but it can’t do everything. As your site grows, you’ll likely encounter use cases that Drupal can’t or shouldn’t do. Some examples include interacting with third-party APIs while preserving good page loads, or performing repeated actions (polling, etc) that result in site updates. Fortunately, separating these kinds of problems from Drupal and moving them to specialized “sub-stacks” within or near your Drupal stack is easy to do.

Aloha,

Are there any fellow Drupalers here on Kauai that want to form a meetup group??

idesignwebsitesnet posted a photo:

Project: Forum for the Future
Agency: New Digital Partnership
Role: Designer, IA
Field: Web Design

idesignwebsitesnet posted a photo:

Project: Forum for the Future
Agency: New Digital Partnership
Role: Designer, IA
Field: Web Design