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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Using the Drupal Aggregator Module
Aggregator is a key part of Drupal that is often ignored. I blame it on the confusing name. No, Aggregator is not an animal in…
5 Changes in WordPress 3.5
It’s not due out until December, but WordPress 3.5 already has a beta release. With the exception of a new theme, version 3.5 is primarily…
10 Drupal Commercial Theme Companies
Where do you go when you’re in the market for a great Drupal theme? There are over 1000 free themes on Drupal.org, but that is…
A First Look at Spark Usability Improvements in Drupal
Over the last few months some of the most talented people in Drupal have been working on usability improvements. Their project is called Spark. Initially…
Reusing Drupal Webforms Across All Your Content
Webform is a wonderful Drupal module. We’ve an introduction to using Webform and a follow-up tutorial on how to send the form results to different…
Change the Site URL and Home URL on a WordPress Site
If you move your WordPress site, you may have trouble getting your pages to show correctly. Often this problem is caused by two WordPress settings:…
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…
How to Update a Drupal 7 Module
In this tutorial we’re going to show you how to update your Drupal 7 module. In the example below, we have version 7.x.-3.16 of the…
Who is Drupal User 1?
Drupal User 1 is a deity. Drupal is fairly unique in that it has this one user who towers over every other user on your…
How to Create Dropdown Menus in Drupal
No matter what CMS we’re teaching, when we come to talking about themes and designs, one question always comes up quickly: “How do I make…
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…
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…
Creating a Photo Gallery in Drupal 6
This tutorial will show you how to create a photo gallery in Drupal 6. It won’t create the world’s flashiest or most impressive gallery, but…
Contus Vblog Allows Videos Blogs in WordPress
Contus Vblog is a WordPress plugin which allows you to record videos as you post blogs. It has a built-in recorder that connects to your…
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…
Move Drupal 6 Content Construction Kit (CCK) to Fields
CCK, or Content Construcion Kit is at the heart of many Drupal 6 sites. If you are migrating, you not only need to migrate the…
Safely Upgrading WP 3.1 to 3.2
WordPress 3.2 has some significant upgrades. Refreshed admin area New default theme “Twenty Eleven” Full Screen Editor – Distraction free writing experience Extended Admin Bar…
IMCE for Drupal 7 and Integration with TinyMCE
IMCE is a great module that will give you file management capabilities while editing your articles in Drupal 7. You can add various WYSIWYG editors…
Installing TinyMCE in Drupal 7
This tutorial will show you how to install the TinyMCE editor into Drupal 7. By default, Drupal doesn’t install with an editor in place so…