
Log in to the Drupal site, create a movies content type with a director field, set it as required, then add a Titanic entry with director James Cameron.
Explore how to create and apply a movie genre taxonomy in Drupal 7, defining vocabularies and terms, configuring a term reference field, and linking genres to content for navigable lists.
Install and enable the voting API and five star rating module to add a rating field, configure rated while viewing, and set ten stars for end-user votes and averages.
Create a Drupal 7 content type 'people' with poster, real name, birth date, birthplace, and skills taxonomy; connect to movies via node reference for linked actor bios.
Create the actors block view in Drupal 7, showing five newest people in a grid with thumbnail photo, title, and date of birth, resizing images to 120 by 150.
Install and enable panels and chaos tools, create a new home page with a two-column stack layout, add views like latest movies and top 250 movies, and save.
Set up and save multiple content types—feature topics, headlines, legislation, photos, blogs, and blocks—within structure content types, as planned.
Configure image and date fields for content types in Drupal 7, including a 600 by 600 photo, 512 kb limit, public files, and a popup calendar for legislation.
Create a blog view as a block in Drupal 7, set a single-column grid, add body and post-date, order posts, trim body to 100 characters, and remove pagination.
This class follows immediately on from the beginner class and takes your Drupal skills to a higher level. You'll learn how to master fields, Views and Panels to create sophisticated Drupal sites.
The course includes a course project, where we replicate the most famous Drupal site in the world, WhiteHouse.gov
This is the same material that we have used to teach businesses, universities, and government organizations, such as MIT, Stanford, NY Transit Authority, and Houston Public Library.
We hope you enjoy the course!