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Create a clickable taxonomy-based icon grid

  • by Jessica Hayes
  • April 22, 2020
We've had a few enterprising users ask how the Horticulture site put together their Block Chain icon grid presented on their site's homepage. Take ten minutes to watch Carson Black, senior developer, give a video overview of how this was created for the department by the Web Development team.
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Modules labeled "Experimental"

As a Site Builder, it is imperative to understand the extent of the authority and permissions you've been granted with your site(s). The nature of your role gives you considerable access to the inner workings of not just SiteFarm but the underlying framework of Drupal as well. This includes the ability to enable any number of modules yourself.

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Add a full pager navigation to your 404 page list

  • by Jessica Hayes
  • January 23, 2020
For site owners concerned with managing 404 - page not found issues and broken links, the 404 list available in your site is invaluable. The default configuration is less than optimal however as the pager navigation gives you almost no idea how many pages of 404 issues you have and only a limited method of navigating through the list. If you're a Site Builder, let's look at a fix.
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Take in the View: Create a multi-tag filter system for visitors

  • by Jessica Hayes
  • March 06, 2019
We recently had a feature request from a client looking for a visitor-facing tag filter system to find content that shares more than one tag. As this is a niche request, the View won't be added to the service, but it's an interesting exercise in creating a user interface that allows your visitors to drill down to the specific topic content they want to see.
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Livening up your layouts with CSS Editor

  • by Jessica Hayes
  • August 08, 2018
You've been wishing for ages for an easier way to make a few changes to your site without the expert-level skillset and developer set-up necessary to do your own sub-theming. SiteFarm 5.0.0 introduces CSS Editor, your built-in solution for not just simple style updates, but full-on layout changes to blocks in your content region.

Geolocation - Google Maps

What is Geolocation?

Geolocation is a Drupal module that allows users to include Google maps into custom content types once the installation and configuration steps are completed. It takes the map coordinates (latitude, longitude) and, via an API key, translates that information into a map generated dynamically into your pages.

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