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Drupal User Guide

1. Getting Started

• 1.1 Logging Into Drupal
• 1.2 How the Drupal Console Works
  • 1.2.1 My Sites
  • 1.2.2 View My Sites
  • 1.2.3 View My Profiles
  • 1.2.4 Toggle Contextual Links & Toggle Menu Bar Orientation
  • 1.2.5 Toggle Contextual Links
  • 1.2.6 Toggle Menu Bar Orientation
• 1.3 How Publishing Works
  • 1.3.1 The Publishing Console

2. The Editor

• 2.0 Working with the Editor
• 2.1 Undo / Redo
• 2.2 Remove Formatting
• 2.3 Bold / Italics / Bullet List / Ordered List
  • A Note About Lists
• 2.4 Headings
• 2.5 Styles
• 2.6 Horizontal Rule
• 2.7 Anchors
• 2.8 Links
  • 2.8.1 Linking to another webpage in Drupal
  • 2.8.2 How the Link Editor Works
  • 2.8.3 Creating a link to another page in Drupal
  • 2.8.4 Creating a link using a URL
  • 2.8.5 Linking to a Document
  • 2.8.6 Edit or Remove a Link
• 2.9 Special Characters
• 2.10 Find & Replace
• 2.11 Tables
• 2.12 Add Image
• 2.13 Upload Image
• 2.14 HTML Source
• 2.15 Full Screen

3. Creating New Pages

• 3.1 Creating Standard Pages
• 3.2 Creating News Pages
• 3.3 Creating News Links

4. Components

• 4.1 Understanding Content Zones
• 4.2 Adding Components
  • 4.2.1 Adding a New Component
  • 4.2.2 Create the Component
• 4.3 Arranging Components
• 4.4 Editing an Existing Component
• 4.5 Removing Components

Standard Components

• Feature
• Feature Link List
• Link List
• Slideshow/Gallery
• Media Object List
• Call To Action
• Accordion
• Lead
• Body
• Two Column Layout
• Video Only

Advanced Components

• Single Image Callout
• Double Image Callout
• Triple Image Callout
• Full Width Callout

Admin Only Components

• News Feed
• Events Calendar Feed
• People List
• Audio Player
• Stat Block
• Stat Lockup
• Feature Story Callout
• Custom Markup
• RSS Feed

5. Navigation

• 5.1 Accessing a Site's Navigation
• 5.2 How the Navigation Editor Works
• 5.3 Arranging the Sort Order of Navigation
• 5.4 Adding a Page to Navigation
• 5.5 Editing/Removing the Navigation Link Name

6. Images

• 6.1 Adding a Primary Image
• 6.2 Adding an Image in the Body Copy
• 6.3 Homepage Images
• 6.4 Recommended Image Sizes