Latest Drupal release drops support for php 5
Yesterday, May 1st 2019, Drupal announced the latest stable iteration to their open source CMS Drupal 8.7.0. There were a number of announcements including
Yesterday, May 1st 2019, Drupal announced the latest stable iteration to their open source CMS Drupal 8.7.0. There were a number of announcements including
With the latest release from Drupal also including the latest security fixes, it was time to update again. One issue that experienced Drupal Developers are probably quite used to by now are the continual stream of security advisories that need to be addressed, especially if you are managing a site that also includes peoples data. This means regularly maintaining your site to ensure it is kept up to date and secure.
I have been using Drupal since 2009 and one of things that is impressive is how modular it is. The core Drupal build is very extensible and there are literally 100's of thousand's of contributed modules out there, many of them regularly updated and maintained by the very active open source Drupal community.
So it has taken me a while to come up with an idea for a Drupal module that no one else seems to have addressed, the idea of a 'CSS reset'.
Drupal, CSS, CSS3PIE, CSS Transform, Context Module
Use of Drupal to create prototype for human brain project pitch. Design made heavy use of transparency. I was able to use css3pie in order to support transparency in legacy browsers.
Client: Cap Gemini/Royal Mail Group
Theming Royal Mail registration and edit profile form pages according to style guidelines.
Theming Drupal 6 custom modules to Royal Mail Style and Accessibility Guidelines.