Drupal 9 Essential Training: 3 Taxonomy, Media, and Modules

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Rod Martin and OSTraining

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1. Introduction to the course.mp4

01:06

2. Taxonomy explained.mp4

03:22

3. Adding vocabularies and terms, part 1.mp4

13:06

4. Adding vocabularies and terms, part 2.mp4

03:24

5. Adding taxonomy fields.mp4

06:34

6. Updating your content.mp4

02:41

7. The Drupal media manager.mp4

02:11

8. Adding media fields to content types.mp4

05:37

9. Updating content with media.mp4

06:53

10. Modules explained.mp4

07:26

11. Scheduling content.mp4

06:24

12. Inserting a Google Map.mp4

05:23

13. Adding internal linking to the WYSIWYG editor.mp4

05:50

14. Open external links in a new tab or window.mp4

07:04

15. Paths- Installing Pathauto, Token, and CTools.mp4

04:12

16. Configuring Pathauto.mp4

06:31

17. Installing Devel.mp4

07:07

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In this installment of the Drupal 9 Essential Training series, instructor Rod Martin covers three important aspects of the Drupal content management system. First, he tackles taxonomy, which in Drupalspeak means categories. As Rod explains, if you want to categorize your content, the best way is to use the extremely flexible taxonomies in Drupal 9. Next, he covers media, and shows how to build an entire digital asset management system with the media module in Drupal. Finally, Rod takes an in-depth look at modules. While Drupal can do a lot right out of the box, modules allow you to add new features, and there are thousands of add-on modules available for Drupal. Note: This course was created by OSTraining. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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NavigateTomorrow started as a web development company in London, Ontario Canada in 1997. Like many small businesses, it was a "side-gig" until a number of years ago when it grew into a multi-national company serving clients in the U.S., Canada, and Europe. (Would love to have an Australian client - was born there!!). Our focus is business, but we maintain a healthy relationship with the non-profit sector - especially small to medium non-profits. Specialties: Our Specialties include: Internet marketing and web design for the small to medium size company - one that needs/has a web presence but isn't ready to hire their own web team. We have over 18 years of web development experience in both the for-profit and not-for-profit worlds. I speak globally on a number of topics including Drupal, Joomla, leadership and management. My Beginner’s Guide to Drupal 8 on YouTube has over 2.5 million views (as of May 2019). In previous roles I’ve managed multi-million dollar budgets and teams both large and small. I’ve trained people on 3 continents and absolutely love when the “lightbulb” goes on over someone’s head.

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