Drupal

In simple words taxonomy is the categorization of your contents (articles, pages etc.) so as your users can browse all the contents of his interest with the help of a click to a specific categories. For instance, you site may be about digital cameras and you want to categories your site contents according to brand name. Suppose you choose two brand names as your two categories: Sony and canon. So, you have to organize all your contents in either of the two categories.

Within a couple of weeks of starting your own blog with Drupal you may start to feel to modify the looks of your theme, which is quite normal among the bloggers. In fact, if you do not feel like that then you may not be as curious as others to try new functionality and features to your site. Let go straight to the point of this post: how to modify Bartik theme. Before start modifying your theme you need to know what a sub theme is (in case you are new to Drupal).

Drupal’s default installation does not provide, unlike Wordpress and Joomla, any rich-text HTML editor. If you want to use CKeditor with Drupal for posting and editing your comments, then you have to install it manually. Though the installation is very easy, you may feel installing it a bit time consuming, if you are not sure exactly what steps you need to follow.

To update Drupal core for minor updates, such as from version 7.3 to version 7.10,at first you need to download the updates file from Drupal.org and unzip it on your PC. Secondly if you are hosting your website on a shared hosting server, then connect with your server with FTP client software such as FileZilla. Next, take a look at the unzipped files of the update files on your PC; you will see a folder called sites: delete this folder.