This tutorial looks at how you can take control over the way your site’s comment forms are displayed using the Drupal theme layer. You will learn how to add a new theme implementation to the registry using hook_theme(), but also how to then theme the comment form using this implementation.

I put together a list of 5 cool modules that you should probably know when dealing with blocks in Drupal 7. They are quite simple but offer interesting bits of functionality or enhance the management of your site’s blocks.

You should use the Drupal Context module to display blocks in your regions. The reason: you have much more control over the position in the region and in what kind of circumstance the block appears.

Imagefield Crop provides a cool widget for cropping images when uploading via an image field. The user can move or resize the cropping box and save the image according to the final selection.

It has come to my attention that there aren’t so many free Drupal responsive themes available. So I tried to find some in this article.

Referencing other nodes in your content is pretty straightforward in Drupal 7. All you need is to install the Entity Reference module and…

Architecture is a very simple module that gives you an overview of all the entities, taxonomies and variables found on your site. In form of a report, this information is intended as easily readable documentation of how the site is put together.

This tutorial will show you how to number the results of your Drupal View automatically. In other words, how you can add 1., 2., 3., 4., etc before, let’s say, each node title in a certain View.

I have come across 5 cool modules that helped me when dealing with Menus. They all have different purposes, but I think you should at least know them when working with menus The order in which these come in the article does not mirror however their importance.

This tutorial will show you how to create an RSS feed based on any Content Type you have using the Views module.