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Few “Must Use” Drupal modules

Drupal, the powerful and high performance open source Content Management Framework written in PHP. Few highlights are:

  • Modular – can be extended with our functionality
  • High Performance – Lot of caching mechanism
  • Comes under GNU GPL license.

Few important Drupal modules

Blog

Blog module is a Drupal’s core module, using this module you can implement the blogging functionality in your Drupal system.

Forum

The forum modules is also come with Drupal core system, use this module to launch a forum section in your Drupal site.

Comment

Use this core comment module to implement the commenting functionality for all the content types.

Captcha

This module allows to control the spam submission in your Drupal site, can be added to node creation, comments, user registration pages etc.

CCK

This module is very useful to collect extra data, using this module we can add any number of form fields in the existing node.

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Gmail’s Attachment Alert

I found this Gmail feature a month ago, When I was trying to send a mail without attachment but with a message called “find attached file”. Nice feature for many people.

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Important Things – After Installing WordPress Blog

  • Check your blog’s “Privacy Settings” option. Enable Blog Visibility, if you want to show your blog content to users and search engines.
  • Install relevant (to your niche) theme & enable required widgets and disable unwanted widgets.
  • Check the ‘Comments’ settings, always use any CAPTCHA plug-in if you are going to enable commenting.
  • Set ‘Summary’ to rss feeds of your blog to avoid content theft automatically.
  • Set Your ‘Permalinks’ structure, use SEO friendly (I use /%category%/%postname%/).
  • Install and Configure some basic and required plug-ins such as all in One SEO Pack or Headspace and Google XML Sitemaps etc.

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