Disable a WordPress Plugin Without Access to Your Admin Area
Normally, disabling a WordPress plugin is very simple and straightforward. How easy? You can login to your admin area, click the “Plugins” tab and click “Deactivate”…
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How to Disable Broken Drupal Themes and Modules
It’s happened to all of us who use Drupal. We’ve installed a new theme or module and our beautiful homepage now looks like this: Here…
How to Update a Drupal 7 Theme
In this tutorial we’re going to show you how to update your Drupal 7 theme. In the example below, we have version 7.x.-1.0 of the…
Add Disqus Comments to WordPress
WordPress comes with a comments system but many WP sites replace it with something else. Why? Other comments systems can provide more features and more…
Stop Drupal From Stripping Out Code
Code can be dangerous. The right code in the right place brings your site to life, but there are many places where it can be…
How to Find Your Drupal Version Number
This short tutorial will show you how to find out which Drupal version your site is using. We’ll cover both Drupal 6 and 7 as…
Manage Multiple Different Sites in WordPress
By default, WordPress comes with a pretty great way to run and manage a multi-site network. You can click here to read tutorials on how…
Planning for a Drupal 6 to 7 Migration
A simple site with only a few modules is a snap to upgrade. But if you have site with numerous modules, customizations and a custom…
Finding Block Regions in Drupal 6 and 7
Regions are important in Drupal because they control where you can place blocks and thus create a layout for your site. However, each theme has…
Updating Drupal 7 to the Latest Version
Updating a Drupal site is vital for security. In this tutorial we’re going to show you how to update your Drupal 7 site from one…
Add CKFinder to CKEditor for image file management.
Client side editors in Drupal often require additional modules to enhance them. If you uploaded CKEditor, without a file management module you won’t be able…
NextGen Sidebar Widget Spacing
The NextGen Gallery is probably the most used gallery for WordPress sites. There’s a great sidebar widget for showing thumbnails from galleries on the pages.…
Drupal 6 and 7: Author and Date Information
There was one small little feature in Drupal 6 that would routinely drive students in our classes mad. It wasn’t a major feature but it…
How to get your Drupal Site Back Online after Setting it to Off-line
Perhaps one of most frightening things for novice Drupal adminsitrators is finding out they forgot to set the site back to Online before logging out.…