This category deals with Content Management Systems. A CMS is an interface for contents control, which can be managed without necessarily having particular knowledge in the field of programming. Among the most famous is Wordpress, used mostly for the creation of blogs and news. When, on the other hand, more in-depth or more powerful management is required, one can refer to large CMSs such as Drupal.
There are two changes regarding PHP 7, concerning two new operators that have been very useful to me during my years in PHP. The “null coalescing” Operator: ?? In an expression it will return the left operand if this is not NULL, if this condition does not occur the right […]
One of the best features of Drupal is the module system, which allows its extreme modularity and versatility on any occasion.This has allowed over the years the creation of hundreds of modules by groups of developers who carried out only once the basic tasks for the creation and maintenance of […]
It is not uncommon to look for the perfect plugin/functionality for your blog/site in WordPress but not find it because you have too precise an idea of what you would like. It is in these cases that the possibility of infinitely extending WordPress comes to our rescue. We can add […]
The primary menu plays a crucial role in your WordPress website’s navigation, guiding users to different sections and content. Whether you’re building a new site or revamping an existing one, knowing how to add and modify your primary menu is essential. This article walks you through the process, providing clear […]
Today I propose you a list of basic modules when you want to use Drupal 7 for the development of a portal. The article is designed for those who are beginners with this product and can be frightened by the myriad of contributions from the immense Drupalian community. CTools Reference: […]
