Content Management System: Drupal
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The document is an introduction to Drupal, a content management system (CMS) used by Options for Sexual Health in Vancouver, Canada. It covers basic CMS concepts such as user roles and permissions, customizable content types, administrative features, and built-in security options. Additionally, it mentions the organization's main website and intranet, along with various functionalities like webforms and multimedia content.
Content Management System: Drupal
- 2. Introduction to Drupal: a CMS Ron Collins Information Technology Specialist Options for Sexual Health Vancouver, Canada
- 3. CMS Basics Users Content Navigation Administrative back end Look and feel
- 4. Users Each user: login, settings, profile Users assigned roles Roles given permission to view, create delete, administer
- 5. Content Customizable content types events/calendars, news, even users Customizable display of content Theming Views
- 6. Navigation Pathauto Taxonomy/tagging Menus/blocks Breadcrumbs
- 7. Administrative Back End No coding required (but you can go nuts!)
- 8. Other Standard Features Built-in security Infinite options (modules) Statistics Search Actions Drush
- 9. OptionsForSexualHealth.org (Opt's Main Website) Revision moderation Audio/Video Rotating banner images Searching Google CSE Store Webforms
- 10. staff.OptionsForSexualHealth.org (Opt's Intranet) Webforms Notifications Groups Masquerade
- 11. WontGetWeird.net (Service Provider Network) Domains Mapping Location search
- 12. Questions!
Editor's Notes
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