Better editorial experience in Drupal 7
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The document discusses how to provide a better editorial experience for content editors using Drupal 7. It recommends disabling the Overlay module and using several contributed modules like Workbench, Field Group, Media and Media Browser Plus. It also stresses the importance of taking editors' opinions into consideration, naming things carefully, providing helpful documentation, and demonstrating Drupal's capabilities to editors.
Better editorial experience in Drupal 7
- 1. Better editorial experience in Drupal 7 Drupal Camp Berlin 2014
- 2. About me • Boyan Borisov • Open Source Tech Lead and Architect @ Propeople • boyanb@propeople.dk • @boyan_borisov • Skype: boian.borisov • http://linkedin.com/in/ boyanborisov
- 3. Why should we care? • If they hate to use Drupal, they will say bad things about Drupal • If they say bad things about Drupal, this is : – Bad for you – Bad for the community – Bad for business
- 4. How to do it? Follow the tips: • Use Drupal contributed module • Take editors opinion as consideration. Ask questions! • Name things carefully • Help text is a must! • Show them the power of Drupal!
- 5. But first… Disable Overlay module!
- 6. Admin views and Views bulk operations
- 7. Workbench
- 8. Field group
- 9. Media and Media browser plus
- 10. Link field, Linkit and Linkit picker
- 11. Entity reference and References dialog
- 12. Chosen
- 13. Ckeditor and Better formats
- 14. Panelizer in the right way
- 15. Scheduler
- 16. Admin menu
- 17. Node clone
- 18. Module filter and Filter permissions
- 19. Taxonomy manager
- 20. Pathauto
- 21. Use roles and permissions
- 22. Take editors opinion as consideration. Ask questions!
- 24. Help text is a must!
- 25. Show them the power of Drupal!
- 26. Questions?