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[...] how to do it: Firstly, enable Field and Field UI modules In your Drupal dashboard, goto "Content Types", select "comment fields" tab Click "Edit" for Comment label Change [...]

[...] how to do it: Firstly, enable Field and Field UI modules In your Drupal dashboard, goto "Content Types", select "comment fields" tab Click "Edit" for Comment label Change [...]

[...] . Get started by enabling XML Sitemap for content type(s) of your choice. Say, do this at "Content types" >  Blog > Edit > XML Sitemap > Inclusion > Included. If a node is [...]

[...] leads me to the method how to do it. First, enable Field and Field UI Modules. Next go to Content Types and select "manage fields" for content type of your choice. Then enter all [...]

[...] ;vQmod™" (aka Virtual Quick Mod) is an override system designed to avoid having to change core files. The concept is quite simple... Instead of making changes to the core files directly, the [...]

[...] ™" (aka Virtual Quick Mod) is an override system designed to avoid having to change core files. The concept is quite simple... Instead of making changes to the core files directly, the [...]

[...] come with taxonomy field as default and that means you have to "insert" it into a content type of your choice. I noticed that whenever I was creating a blog or book content, there no way to [...]

[...] is crucial in getting XML Sitemap to work properly. Get started by enabling XML Sitemap for content type(s) of your choice. Say, do this at "Content types" >  Blog > Edit > [...]

[...] come with taxonomy field as default and that means you have to "insert" it into a content type of your choice. I noticed that whenever I was creating a blog or book content, there no way to [...]

[...] is crucial in getting XML Sitemap to work properly. Get started by enabling XML Sitemap for content type(s) of your choice. Say, do this at "Content types" >  Blog > Edit > XML [...]

[...] formats for comments only. So how to force a plain text comment? Here's how to do it: Firstly, enable Field and Field UI modules In your Drupal dashboard, goto "Content Types", select " [...]

[...] the categories or tags into it. A little search leads me to the method how to do it. First, enable Field and Field UI Modules. Next go to Content Types and select "manage fields" for [...]

[...] the categories or tags into it. A little search leads me to the method how to do it. First, enable Field and Field UI Modules. Next go to Content Types and select "manage fields" for [...]

[...] formats for comments only. So how to force a plain text comment? Here's how to do it: Firstly, enable Field and Field UI modules In your Drupal dashboard, goto "Content Types", select " [...]

[...] There are several issues that usually plaque a Drupal installation and here is a list to some of them below. Please note that this article mainly refers to [...]

[...] There are several issues that usually plaque a Drupal installation and here is a list to some of them below. Please note that this article mainly refers to [...]

[...] Using FTP, upload the "vqmod" folder to the root of your Opencart store Be sure the vQmod folder and the vqmod/vqcache folders are writable (755) Enter http://www.yoursite.com/vqmod/install [...]

[...] Using FTP, upload the "vqmod" folder to the root of your Opencart store Be sure the vQmod folder and the vqmod/vqcache folders are writable (755) Enter http://www.yoursite.com/vqmod/install [...]

[...] Functioning If you find the search returns nothing then see this post for some pointers. 2. XML Sitemap Setup for Drupal Multisite While multisite configuration has numerous benefits to make it a very [...]

[...] Functioning If you find the search returns nothing then see this post for some pointers. 2. XML Sitemap Setup for Drupal Multisite While multisite configuration has numerous benefits to make it a very [...]

For reasons that I am not aware of, Drupal 7 does not come with taxonomy field as default and that means you have to "insert" it into a content type o [...]

For reasons that I am not aware of, Drupal 7 does not come with taxonomy field as default and that means you have to "insert" it into a content type o [...]

[...] text comment? Here's how to do it: Firstly, enable Field and Field UI modules In your Drupal dashboard, goto "Content Types", select "comment fields" tab Click " [...]

[...] text comment? Here's how to do it: Firstly, enable Field and Field UI modules In your Drupal dashboard, goto "Content Types", select "comment fields" tab Click " [...]