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− | | Welcome to the Spoken tutorial on''' Content Management in Admin Interface'''. | + | | Welcome to the '''Spoken tutorial''' on''' Content Management in Admin Interface'''. |
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− | |We will also learn about some menu items | + | |We will also learn about some menu items such as '''Content''', '''Structure''' and '''Appearance'''. |
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− | | To record this tutorial, I am using | + | | To record this tutorial, I am using: |
− | + | '''Ubuntu Operating System''' | |
− | + | '''Drupal 8''' and | |
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− | | Remember - because we setup our''' Drupal''' site, we are the user number one or the''' super user'''. | + | | Remember - because we setup our''' Drupal''' site, we are the '''user number one''' or the''' super user'''. |
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− | | '''Super user''' is above all other users in | + | | '''Super user''' is above all other users, in Drupal. We may set up some other administrators who have all the '''permission'''s, in the future. |
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− | | Remember | + | | Remember, '''user number one''' is the''' Super user''' in any Drupal site. |
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− | | When we click on''' Manage,''' we are taken to the | + | | When we click on''' Manage,''' we are taken to the sub-menu. Here, we can see''' Content, Structure, Appearance''' etc. and we will look at them in a little while. |
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− | | If we click on''' Shortcuts,''' there is a''' Shortcuts tool bar''' here.Again we will look at it in a few minutes. | + | | If we click on''' Shortcuts,''' there is a''' Shortcuts tool bar''' here. Again we will look at it in a few minutes. |
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− | | When we click on''' admin,''' we can see the links to our own''' profile''' or to''' Log out.''' | + | | When we click on''' admin,''' we can see the '''links''' to our own''' profile''' or to''' Log out.''' |
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− | | It is called | + | | It is called "admin" in the tool bar because that is the username I put in. Yours may be different. |
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− | | Once again, this is the''' administration | + | | Once again, this is the''' administration''' toolbar and it is an important part of our''' Drupal administration''' experience. |
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− | |And I want to add an''' Article''' to my | + | |And, I want to add an''' Article''' to my website. Notice a star here that isn’t filled in. |
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− | | Now if we click on''' Shortcuts,''' we will see a''' Create Article''' menu item in the''' Shortcuts.''' | + | | Now, if we click on''' Shortcuts,''' we will see a''' Create Article''' menu item in the''' Shortcuts.''' |
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− | |And we can easily remove it when we have finished creating | + | |And, we can easily remove it when we have finished creating articles. |
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− | | This can be done from virtually any''' administration screen''' on our''' Drupal site | + | | This can be done from virtually any''' administration screen''' on our '''Drupal site'''. '''Shortcuts''' make it really quick to move around. |
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− | | Now, let me click on''' Appearance.'''Notice that there are''' tabs''' and these kind of | + | | Now, let me click on''' Appearance.''' Notice that there are''' tabs''' and these kind of tabs will appear all over the''' site'''. |
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− | | These | + | | These tabs are important and they are called''' section''' tabs. |
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− | | They look at different | + | | They look at different sections of whatever screen we might be working on. |
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− | | Sometimes these | + | | Sometimes these sections have''' sub-section '''buttons, like the ones you are seeing here. |
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− | | '''Global settings, Bartik, Classy''' and''' Seven''' are the | + | | '''Global settings, Bartik, Classy''' and''' Seven''' are the sub-section buttons of the '''Settings''' tab. |
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− | | Lastly, every''' Drupal Content | + | | Lastly, every''' Drupal Content''' item is called a''' node.''' |
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− | | We don’t have any | + | | We don’t have any nodes or any''' content''' yet, on our''' site.''' |
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− | | '''Administration toolbar, sub-menu, section tabs''' and''' sub-section | + | | '''Administration toolbar, sub-menu, section tabs''' and '''sub-section''' buttons. |
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− | | When we click on''' Content,''' we are directed to a dashboard.The dashboard lays out all the content on the''' site.''' | + | | When we click on''' Content,''' we are directed to a '''dashboard'''. The dashboard lays out all the content on the''' site.''' |
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− | | We can filter by''' Published''' or''' Unpublished.'''We can filter by''' Content Type''' also or we can search by any''' Title''' and choose any''' Language'''. | + | | We can '''filter''' by''' Published''' or''' Unpublished.''' We can filter by''' Content Type''' also or we can search by any''' Title''' and choose any''' Language'''. |
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− | | If we click on the | + | | If we click on the sub-tabs here, we can see that there are no''' comments''' so far. |
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− | |And if we click on the word''' Files,''' we will get a listing of all the files that have been uploaded so far. | + | |And, if we click on the word''' Files,''' we will get a listing of all the files that have been uploaded so far. |
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− | |These could be either an image or some kind of file.We will learn about them later. | + | |These could be either an image or some kind of file. We will learn about them later. |
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− | | Let’s click on''' Add content''' and add a welcome | + | | Let’s click on''' Add content''' and add a welcome article to our''' Homepage'''. |
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− | | Click on''' Article.'''Let us type | + | | Click on''' Article.''' Let us type '''“Welcome to Drupalville.”''' |
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− | | The name of our''' site''' is | + | | The name of our''' site''' is '''“Drupalville”'''. And, it is going to give all kinds of information about''' Drupal.''' |
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| In the''' body,''' we’ll type something like - | | In the''' body,''' we’ll type something like - | ||
− | + | '''“Welcome to our site! We are so glad you stopped by!”'''. | |
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− | | Now we will not go into all the | + | | Now, we will not go into all the '''field'''s. We will cover that in later tutorials. |
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| 06:06 | | 06:06 | ||
− | | But, in the''' Tags''' we will put | + | | But, in the''' Tags''', we will put "welcome, Drupal". |
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| 06:11 | | 06:11 | ||
− | | This will create | + | | This will create links to a list of all''' articles''' that we give these tags. |
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| 06:18 | | 06:18 | ||
− | | We can also upload an image here. | + | | We can also upload an '''image''' here. |
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| 06:22 | | 06:22 | ||
− | | I have already downloaded and saved a''' Drupal 8 logo''' on my machine | + | | I have already downloaded and saved a''' Drupal 8 logo''' on my machine. |
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| 06:29 | | 06:29 | ||
− | | For your convenience, the''' Drupal 8 logo''' has been provided in the''' Code Files''' link in the webpage of this tutorial. | + | | For your convenience, the''' Drupal 8 logo''' has been provided in the''' Code Files''' link, in the webpage of this tutorial. |
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− | | Click''' Browse''' and locate the saved image.Notice that as soon as we upload it,''' Drupal''' asks for an''' Alternative text''' which is required. | + | | Click''' Browse''' and locate the saved image. Notice that as soon as we upload it,''' Drupal''' asks for an''' Alternative text''' which is required. |
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− | |The little red | + | |The little red asterisk indicates that it’s mandatory. |
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− | | Type | + | | Type: "'''this is the Drupal 8 logo'''". Now, click''' Save and publish.''' |
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− | | Now, when we click on''' Content,''' the''' node''' is listed.The''' Title, Content Type, who created it, the Status of the node, the last update | + | | Now, when we click on''' Content,''' the''' node''' is listed. The '''Title, Content Type,''' who created it, the '''Status''' of the '''node''', the last '''update''' time. |
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− | |And some operations that we can do like '''Edit, Delete''' | + | |And some '''operations''' that we can do, like '''Edit, Delete''' etc. We will be learning about them soon. |
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− | | The next link on the''' Administrative toolbar''' is''' Structure.'''Let’s click on that. | + | | The next link on the''' Administrative toolbar''' is ''' Structure.''' Let’s click on that. |
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− | | '''Structure''' is where we build our '''site''' in '''Drupal'''. | + | | '''Structure''' is where we build our '''site''' in '''Drupal'''. It is also called as''' site building'''. |
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− | | We can place | + | | We can place blocks in a variety of areas in our site based on our''' Theme.''' We will cover it in more detail later. |
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− | | Click on''' Add Custom block''' and let’s call it | + | | Click on''' Add Custom block''' and let’s call it "Welcome to Drupalville". |
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− | | In the''' Body''', type- ''' "Welcome to Drupalville. This is where you’ll learn all about Drupal!"''' | + | | In the''' Body''', type- '''"Welcome to Drupalville. This is where you’ll learn all about Drupal!"'''. |
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− | | Now let’s click''' Save'''. | + | | Now, let’s click''' Save'''. |
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− | | Click on''' Block layout''' again.Scroll down to''' Sidebar first''' and click''' Place block'''. | + | | Click on''' Block layout''' again. Scroll down to''' Sidebar first''' and click''' Place block'''. |
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− | | A pop up window of all the''' blocks''' that are available to be placed on our''' Drupal site''' appears. | + | | A pop-up window of all the''' blocks''' that are available to be placed on our''' Drupal site''' appears. |
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− | | Locate the '''Custom '''block we created | + | | Locate the '''Custom '''block we created - "Welcome to Drupalville". Then click on''' Place block.''' |
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− | | There are some restrictions here | + | | There are some restrictions here which we will learn about in an another tutorial. For now, click on''' Save block'''. |
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− | | Let’s go to our''' Homepage''' and we should see''' "Welcome to Drupalville"'''. | + | | Let’s go to our''' Homepage''' and we should see '''"Welcome to Drupalville"'''. |
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− | | It may not be | + | | It may not be in the order we want or in the location we want right now, but that is ok. |
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− | | This gives us an overview of all the '''Themes''' that are available for our''' Drupal site.'''It also gives us the ability to check for''' updates''' and do''' global settings'''. | + | | This gives us an overview of all the '''Themes''' that are available for our''' Drupal site.''' It also gives us the ability to check for''' updates''' and do''' global settings'''. |
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− | |This is where we will manage the look and feel of our | + | |This is where we will manage the look and feel of our site depending upon the '''Theme''' we have selected. |
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− | | We can update the colour scheme here for''' Bartik''' by choosing a different one.Or even manually choose the colours on our own. | + | | We can update the '''colour scheme''' here for''' Bartik''' by choosing a different one. Or, even manually choose the colours on our own. |
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− | | This will give us a preview.We can also''' Toggle the display''' for some of these, on our''' site.''' | + | | This will give us a '''preview'''. We can also''' Toggle''' the '''display''' for some of these, on our''' site.''' |
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− | | Scroll back to the top | + | | Scroll back to the top and click on''' Global settings.''' Here, we can change the logo of our site, give it a custom''' Path''' or even upload a new one. |
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− | |Go back to our | + | |Go back to our site and we will notice that the''' logo''' has gone. |
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− | | To bring it back again, click on''' Appearance,''' then''' Settings''' and''' Global settings.'''Click on''' Use the default logo''' and click''' Save configuration'''. | + | | To bring it back again, click on''' Appearance,''' then''' Settings''' and''' Global settings.''' Click on''' Use the default logo''' and click''' Save configuration'''. |
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− | | Now, no matter how many pages we have on our | + | | Now, no matter how many pages we have on our site, our logo will appear on all the pages. |
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− | | That’s where we manage the''' Themes''' for our''' Drupal site''' under the''' Appearance''' tab.With this we come to the end of this tutorial. | + | | That’s where we manage the''' Themes''' for our''' Drupal site''' under the''' Appearance''' tab. |
+ | With this, we come to the end of this tutorial. | ||
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− | | Let us summarize.In this tutorial we have learnt to navigate our''' Drupal interface.''' | + | | Let us summarize. In this tutorial, we have learnt to navigate our''' Drupal interface.''' |
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− | |We have also learnt about menu items | + | |We have also learnt about menu items- |
− | + | '''Content''' | |
− | + | '''Structure''' and | |
− | + | '''Appearance'''. | |
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− | | This video is adapted from Acquia and OSTraining and revised by Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay. | + | | This video is adapted from '''Acquia''' and '''OSTraining''' and revised by Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay. |
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| 12:44 | | 12:44 | ||
− | | The video at this link | + | | The video at this link summarizes the Spoken Tutorial project. Please download and watch it. |
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| 12:52 | | 12:52 | ||
− | | The Spoken Tutorial Project | + | | The Spoken Tutorial Project team conducts workshops and gives certificates. For more details, please write to us. |
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| 13:02 | | 13:02 | ||
− | | Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by NMEICT, Ministry of Human Resource Development | + | | Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by NMEICT, Ministry of Human Resource Development and NVLI, Ministry of Culture Government of India. |
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| 13:17 | | 13:17 | ||
− | | This is Calvin Nikil Tomy signing off.Thanks for joining. | + | | This is Calvin Nikil Tomy, signing off. Thanks for joining. |
|} | |} |
Latest revision as of 12:48, 28 December 2016
Time | Narration |
00:01 | Welcome to the Spoken tutorial on Content Management in Admin Interface. |
00:07 | In this tutorial, we will explore the Drupal interface. |
00:13 | We will also learn about some menu items such as Content, Structure and Appearance. |
00:23 | To record this tutorial, I am using:
Ubuntu Operating System Drupal 8 and Firefox web browser. |
00:34 | You can use any web browser as per your choice. |
00:39 | Let us open our website which we created earlier. |
00:44 | Before we explore the Drupal interface in detail, let me highlight a few really important terms. |
00:53 | Remember - because we setup our Drupal site, we are the user number one or the super user. |
01:02 | Super user is above all other users, in Drupal. We may set up some other administrators who have all the permissions, in the future. |
01:13 | But, those permissions also can be revoked or managed by the Super user. |
01:20 | The Super user’s permission can never be revoked. |
01:24 | In other words, Super user has access to every area of the Drupal site. |
01:30 | Remember, user number one is the Super user in any Drupal site. |
01:36 | This is the administrative toolbar. |
01:40 | When we click on Manage, we are taken to the sub-menu. Here, we can see Content, Structure, Appearance etc. and we will look at them in a little while. |
01:55 | If we click on Shortcuts, there is a Shortcuts tool bar here. Again we will look at it in a few minutes. |
02:06 | When we click on admin, we can see the links to our own profile or to Log out. |
02:13 | It is called "admin" in the tool bar because that is the username I put in. Yours may be different. |
02:23 | Once again, this is the administration toolbar and it is an important part of our Drupal administration experience. |
02:33 | It is quite simple to add something to the Shortcut bar. |
02:38 | For example- Say, I am in Manage, Content >> Add Content. |
02:45 | And, I want to add an Article to my website. Notice a star here that isn’t filled in. |
02:55 | By clicking on the star, I can add it to the Shortcuts. |
03:01 | Now, if we click on Shortcuts, we will see a Create Article menu item in the Shortcuts. |
03:10 | And, we can easily remove it when we have finished creating articles. |
03:15 | This can be done from virtually any administration screen on our Drupal site. Shortcuts make it really quick to move around. |
03:25 | Now, let me click on Appearance. Notice that there are tabs and these kind of tabs will appear all over the site. |
03:36 | These tabs are important and they are called section tabs. |
03:41 | They look at different sections of whatever screen we might be working on. |
03:47 | Sometimes these sections have sub-section buttons, like the ones you are seeing here. |
03:54 | Global settings, Bartik, Classy and Seven are the sub-section buttons of the Settings tab. |
04:02 | Lastly, every Drupal Content item is called a node. |
04:08 | We don’t have any nodes or any content yet, on our site. |
04:13 | We will be creating those in upcoming tutorials. |
04:17 | Administration toolbar, sub-menu, section tabs and sub-section buttons. |
04:23 | These are some things you will need to know as we move through the Drupal interface. |
04:30 | Let us take a look at the Content link in our toolbar. |
04:35 | When we click on Content, we are directed to a dashboard. The dashboard lays out all the content on the site. |
04:45 | We can filter by Published or Unpublished. We can filter by Content Type also or we can search by any Title and choose any Language. |
04:57 | Since we do not have content yet, this page is a little limited. |
05:03 | If we click on the sub-tabs here, we can see that there are no comments so far. |
05:10 | And, if we click on the word Files, we will get a listing of all the files that have been uploaded so far. |
05:18 | These could be either an image or some kind of file. We will learn about them later. |
05:25 | Let’s click on Add content and add a welcome article to our Homepage. |
05:32 | Click on Article. Let us type “Welcome to Drupalville.” |
05:40 | The name of our site is “Drupalville”. And, it is going to give all kinds of information about Drupal. |
05:49 | In the body, we’ll type something like -
“Welcome to our site! We are so glad you stopped by!”. |
05:57 | Now, we will not go into all the fields. We will cover that in later tutorials. |
06:06 | But, in the Tags, we will put "welcome, Drupal". |
06:11 | This will create links to a list of all articles that we give these tags. |
06:18 | We can also upload an image here. |
06:22 | I have already downloaded and saved a Drupal 8 logo on my machine. |
06:29 | For your convenience, the Drupal 8 logo has been provided in the Code Files link, in the webpage of this tutorial. |
06:39 | Please download and use it. |
06:41 | Click Browse and locate the saved image. Notice that as soon as we upload it, Drupal asks for an Alternative text which is required. |
06:54 | The little red asterisk indicates that it’s mandatory. |
07:00 | Alternative text is what screen readers see and blind people hear and what google finds when it looks at our site. |
07:09 | Type: "this is the Drupal 8 logo". Now, click Save and publish. |
07:17 | We have just created our very first node on our new Drupal site. |
07:23 | Now, when we click on Content, the node is listed. The Title, Content Type, who created it, the Status of the node, the last update time. |
07:37 | And some operations that we can do, like Edit, Delete etc. We will be learning about them soon. |
07:47 | That’s the content in our administrative toolbar. |
07:52 | The next link on the Administrative toolbar is Structure. Let’s click on that. |
07:58 | Structure is where we build our site in Drupal. It is also called as site building. |
08:07 | There are a number of things here -Block layout, Comment types, Contact forms, Content types, Display modes, Menus, Taxonomy, Views. |
08:21 | These options tell us that most of our site building is done in Structure and Content menu items. |
08:30 | For now, let’s click on Block layout. |
08:34 | We can place blocks in a variety of areas in our site based on our Theme. We will cover it in more detail later. |
08:45 | Click on Custom block library and let’s add a welcome block. |
08:50 | Click on Add Custom block and let’s call it "Welcome to Drupalville". |
08:57 | In the Body, type- "Welcome to Drupalville. This is where you’ll learn all about Drupal!". |
09:06 | Please note - this is not content. Blocks are a little bit different and are like the sidebars. |
09:15 | Now, let’s click Save. |
09:18 | We have our block and now we can decide where to place it. |
09:22 | Click on Block layout again. Scroll down to Sidebar first and click Place block. |
09:33 | A pop-up window of all the blocks that are available to be placed on our Drupal site appears. |
09:41 | Locate the Custom block we created - "Welcome to Drupalville". Then click on Place block. |
09:49 | There are some restrictions here which we will learn about in an another tutorial. For now, click on Save block. |
09:59 | Let’s go to our Homepage and we should see "Welcome to Drupalville". |
10:04 | It may not be in the order we want or in the location we want right now, but that is ok. |
10:13 | This is the part of the site building process in the Structure menu item. |
10:19 | Let us click on the next item on our Administration toolbar, that is Appearance. |
10:26 | This gives us an overview of all the Themes that are available for our Drupal site. It also gives us the ability to check for updates and do global settings. |
10:38 | For now, let’s click on Settings for Bartik. |
10:44 | This is where we will manage the look and feel of our site depending upon the Theme we have selected. |
10:52 | We can update the colour scheme here for Bartik by choosing a different one. Or, even manually choose the colours on our own. |
11:03 | This will give us a preview. We can also Toggle the display for some of these, on our site. |
11:12 | Scroll back to the top and click on Global settings. Here, we can change the logo of our site, give it a custom Path or even upload a new one. |
11:26 | What will happen if we click Save without uploading a new one? |
11:31 | Go back to our site and we will notice that the logo has gone. |
11:36 | To bring it back again, click on Appearance, then Settings and Global settings. Click on Use the default logo and click Save configuration. |
11:50 | Now, no matter how many pages we have on our site, our logo will appear on all the pages. |
11:58 | That’s where we manage the Themes for our Drupal site under the Appearance tab.
With this, we come to the end of this tutorial. |
12:08 | Let us summarize. In this tutorial, we have learnt to navigate our Drupal interface. |
12:15 | We have also learnt about menu items-
Content Structure and Appearance. |
12:33 | This video is adapted from Acquia and OSTraining and revised by Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay. |
12:44 | The video at this link summarizes the Spoken Tutorial project. Please download and watch it. |
12:52 | The Spoken Tutorial Project team conducts workshops and gives certificates. For more details, please write to us. |
13:02 | Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by NMEICT, Ministry of Human Resource Development and NVLI, Ministry of Culture Government of India. |
13:17 | This is Calvin Nikil Tomy, signing off. Thanks for joining. |