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2021 Tulane University Library Website
The Tulane University Libraries website uses the Drupal CMS system. I work with other members of the Library IT staff to produce and maintain the website. This site was produced in 2021. The site was under additional iteration changes when this post was started.
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A smile lost in a shadow of pain
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When the car cd explosion uncovers the mixcd I gave @caidy years ago
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Drupal 8 notes – Transfer site to local system for development
These are procedures and notes to download source code and database content for development use on a local workstation server. The goal is create a mirror of the Drupal based website for local development and testing. Prerequisites You should have a local or alternate development system ready. This systems will require a web server running…
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Drupal 8 – Composer: updating, module installs, & external library support notes
This is a set of configuration steps used to setup the requirements for the Tulane Library website using Drupal. PHP-Composer with Bower and NPM integration is used for updating and installing Drupal core, modules, and libraries. Included are procedures, configurations, and websites with information. Prerequisites – May be necessary on the composer system used for…
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An artistic to-do list in visual form
At least the ideas are here. Just working on time.
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Dog toy pile
The dog toy and dog toy carcasses start looking creepy.
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Drupal 8 content type, view, block, twig notes
Large general tutorial video making a directory with content types and views:https://www.webwash.net/how-to-build-directory-using-drupal-8/ PathAuto module information. For helping to make more readable URLshttps://www.webwash.net/automatically-generate-url-aliases-using-pathauto-drupal-8/ Using Entity References in Views – Great overview of using entity references.https://www.ostraining.com/blog/drupal/drupal-8-entity-reference-view/ Drupal 8 theme twig template file reference. Includes various naming conventions for pages, views, blocks, nodes, etc.https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/theming/twig/twig-template-naming-conventions
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Tulane Libraries Journals 2019
The Tulane Library uses and open source application called OJS. This is an application that uses PHP with a MariaDB database along with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create a system for peer review journals. For this website I created a theme, modified some functionality, and performed DevOps assistance to upgrade and maintain the system.