Course Outline

Introduction to Drupal

  • Overview of Drupal as a CMS
  • Understanding the role of administrators and content editors
  • Navigating the Drupal interface and dashboard

Managing Menus and Navigation

  • Creating and modifying menus
  • Adding, editing, and organizing menu links
  • Configuring dropdown menus and submenus

Working with Taxonomy

  • Understanding taxonomy and its role in content organization
  • Creating and managing vocabulary and terms
  • Assigning taxonomy terms to content for better categorization

Uploading and Managing Media (PDFs, Images, and More)

  • Uploading PDFs, images, and documents
  • Embedding media in content pages
  • Managing the media library and file organization

Creating and Editing Content

  • Adding new content (pages, articles, and custom content types)
  • Using the WYSIWYG editor for text formatting
  • Adding links, images, and embedded media
  • Managing content revisions and publishing settings

Drupal User Roles and Permissions

  • Understanding user roles (admin, editor, contributor)
  • Assigning permissions and controlling content access
  • Managing user accounts and passwords

Basic Site Configuration and Customization

  • Configuring site settings and basic appearance options
  • Working with themes and layout adjustments
  • Enabling and disabling modules

Best Practices and Troubleshooting

  • Keeping content organized and updated
  • Basic troubleshooting for common Drupal issues
  • Resources for continued learning and support

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Familiarity with website navigation and content management systems (CMS) is helpful but not required

Audience

  • Web content managers
  • Web editors
  • Web administrators
 14 Hours

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