Updated April 2024
If you currently have a Drupal 7 site that you do not plan to shut down by November 2023, you should already be in the process of migrating it to Drupal 9 or another content management system, with an ideal goal of completing migration by the end of summer 2023 (if not sooner).
While carousels were traditionally seen as a good way to squeeze more content into a limited amount of screen space, research studies (see Should I Use a Carousel?) show that site visitors are most likely to ignore anything beyond the first slide, and a poorly built carousel can irritate users, leaving them with negative feelings towards your site and your organization.
To add or edit content on a Drupal site, the site's administrator has to give you special permissions, so send an email asking for this permission first. The administrator may want to offer you some training first, or they might refer you to our community training pages.
The following pages explain how to create and work with different types of Drupal blocks. Most of this section deals with traditional block placements, known in Drupal 10 as "reusable blocks". For information on blocks created within Layout Builder layouts, please see the Official Theme website.
Drupal extraordinaire (and ex GT employee) Derek Moon ( http://forumone.com/staff/derek-moon/ ) has invited the GT Drupal community to an after-party hosted by his new comfy digs at Forum One.
Details are below:
Chat with other Drupalistas, discuss the opportunities of working in higher education, and spread your Drupal knowledge near and far.
As with every DrupalCon event, half of the excitement of being in a new city is taking in the sights and sounds between sessions and before/after the conference.
Having trouble selecting a session at DrupalCon? Can't decide between two? Help the GT Drupal community crowdsource the best sessions for GT Drupalistas to attend in Austin.
This page details the Georgia Tech community efforts and plans for DrupalCon 2013 in Portland, Oregon.
