Out of the many different content types in Drupal 8, there are only two that are available by default, the Article and the Basic Page. This article will focus on the Article content type. What is an Article? The Article content type is one of two content types that are enabled by default upon installation. Read More >
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Content Types in Drupal 8
After installing Drupal 8, you may be ready to run and create your new website. However you may want to take a quick look at the different content types you will be working with. Websites can use a variety of different content types such as informational pages, polls, blog posts, news articles etc… Knowing the Read More >
How to create a Basic Page in Drupal 8
While there are a few different content types in Drupal 8, there are only two that are available by default. These are the Article and the Basic Page. This article will focus on the Basic Page. What is a Basic Page? The Basic Page is typically used for content that is static, or rarely changes. Read More >
DrupalCon 2013
Hello everyone! This is an informal article for us to tell you how much fun we had at DrupalCon 2013 in Portland, Oregon this past week. We met many different people within the Drupal community, some were contributors, writers, developers, and even existing customers. Meeting everyone was an absolute honor and the talks were fantastic! Read More >
How to change FTP servers in WHM
There are two different types of FTP server available in your VPS and Dedicated servers. These are ProFTPD and PureFTPD. PureFTPD is the default FTP server that is installed with your server configuration. FTP Server Advantages Disadvantages Notes ProFTPD – Allows use of .ftpaccess files for per-directory access controls. – Supports TCPwrappers based access controls. Read More >
How to Change Your WordPress Admin Username
As you may have noticed from your work in WordPress, you cannot change a WordPress username from the admin dashboard. You can only change the email address and password for an account. However, for security reasons, it may be wise to change your username once in a while. So how can you do it safely Read More >
How to increase the FTP visible file limits via command line
When working with files within your hosting account, organization is very important. It is good to have files separated among folders so they are all related to one another. Although there is no upper limit for the number of files that can exist in a folder, there is a limit to the number of files Read More >
SoftException UID is smaller than min_uid
When working with SSH (shell) there are various things you can do, among the simplest is creating and editing files that are in use on your hosting account. There can be times when you run across issues in the WHM or cPanel GUI after working within the shell. In this article, you will learn about Read More >
How to find your Drupal version number
When setting up a Drupal web hosting account and installing the program, it’s easy to lose track of the version installed over time. This information can be important as certain aspects of the program, modules, etc. may be dependent on the version or even sub-version number. This article explains how to locate your Drupal version Read More >
Inline Editing in Drupal 8
The information in this article has been transcribed from the Streamline inline editing in Drupal 8 video uploaded by Dries Buytaert about the upcoming changes in Drupal 8. Hi my name’s Kevin O’leary I’m the ux lead on Spark at Acquia what I want to show you today is some of the work that we’ve Read More >
Expected new features in Drupal 8
The information in this article has been transcribed from a presentation of the Drupal Group (drupal.mn) at The Nerdery on April 12th, 2012. This was a webinar upload in early April of 2012 discussing upcoming changes in Drupal 8. Below are links to the different topics covered in the talk. Content Creation Site Building Theming Read More >
How to disable curlwrappers in WHM
When working with your VPS and dedicated accounts, you may try to install different programs to enhance your server to fit your needs. If you are using the default server setup, you may come across a time when you need to disable certain options. One such option is the with-curlwrappers option. You will know you Read More >
Domain example.com has exceeded the max defers and failures per hour
What is this error? If you are receiving an error similar to “Domain example.com has exceeded the max defers and failures per hour (5/5 (100%)) allowed“ in an email bounceback, it means that outgoing email from your domain has triggered a rule in the server that will stop any further email from going out of Read More >
“550 Invalid address” email error
When working with emails, there are times when you run into different errors and receive your email back instead of it going forward to the intended recipient. Email servers will give you what is known as bounceback information alongside the original message you attempted to deliver. This information is very useful in discovering why your Read More >
Drupal 8 release dates
Welcome to our Drupal 8 release dates article. This article will give you news on when specific milestones are scheduled in the development process. Past release dates Development Phase – December 1, 2012 Feature Freeze – December 1 2012 – April 1 2013 Code Freeze – April 1, 2013 Drupal 8 Alpha release – May Read More >
How to Access MySQL via Command Line
MySQL is the actual database system that uses the Structured Query Language to process data. MySQL is currently the most popular open source database and is frequently utilized with PHP to create dynamic websites. That said, MySQL also works well with Python, Ruby and Perl. This article will guide you on how to access the Read More >
How to find which users are attached to databases
When working with databases for your website, you may need to know which users are assigned to certain databases so you can create code to work with them or if you are using SSH (or shell) access. While you may remember the user if you created the database on your own, programs installed via Softaculous Read More >
WordPress Theme Authenticity Checker
As of August 12, 2020, the Theme Authenticity Checker hasn’t been tested with the latest major releases of WordPress. We are working to find and review an alternative. When working on your WordPress site, you will discover there are many many themes available. WordPress has a nice stack available from within the admin interface itself, but Read More >
Common words that trigger spam filters
Below is a current list of the most popular words used in spam emails. As such, these words get higher spam points by evaluators. Once an email has too many spam points, it will get flagged as spam, either by outgoing filters or filters on the incoming mail servers. Using one of these phrases once Read More >
550 This Message Was Classified as SPAM and May Not Be Delivered
Did you send an email and have it returned with a 550 error? This means that something in the email contents or the way the email is being sent triggered our spam filter. The returned or bounced message will look similar to this: As frustrating as this can be, it protects your mail server from Read More >
