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Welcome to part 12 of our tutorial on building a website with Drupal 6.  Previously we covered: Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Installing Drupal 6 Part 3: Configuring your Site Part 4: Playing with Blocks Part 5: Playing with Modules Part 6: Playing with Themes Part 7: Installing Modules and Themes Part 8: Pathauto, Content, and Content Types Part 9: Users, Roles, and Permissions Part 1o: Reports - Keeping Track Part 11: Managing Spam and Comments As we go through this tutorials I am building a Drupal resource site called Learn Drupal. So far our website is shaping up really well, the basics are pretty much taken care of, and we're now looking to build on content, and start adding on more functionality, depending on the purpose of your website. In this installment, we're going to look at how to make formatting your content easier for yourself and your users.

Welcome to part 11 of our tutorial on building a website with Drupal 6.  Previously we covered: Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Installing Drupal 6 Part 3: Configuring your Site Part 4: Playing with Blocks Part 5: Playing with Modules Part 6: Playing with Themes Part 7: Installing Modules and Themes Part 8: Pathauto, Content, and Content Types Part 9: Users, Roles, and Permissions Part 1o: Reports - Keeping Track As we go through this tutorials I am building a Drupal resource site called Learn Drupal. So far our website looks like this: (you can click on the images for a larger view) tut11comments1 As we've been building our website we've been aiming to have users and visitors interact with our website.  One of the ways in which visitors interact with the Learn Drupal website is by leaving comments, and sometimes, spam.  Today, we're going to look at some ways of managing comments and spam on our website.

Welcome to part 10 of our tutorial on building a website with Drupal 6.  Previously we covered: Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Installing Drupal 6 Part 3: Configuring your Site Part 4: Playing with Blocks Part 5: Playing with Modules Part 6: Playing with Themes Part 7: Installing Modules and Themes Part 8: Pathauto, Content, and Content Types Part 9: Users, Roles, and Permissions As we go through this tutorials I am building a Drupal resource site called Learn Drupal. So far our website looks something like this: (you can click on the images for a larger view) tut10img1 Our website is coming along great, we have some content, we have a contact form, we have a relatively unique look, things are looking good.  But how do we know if we're getting visitors?  You'll notice in my screenshot that I have a counter on each piece of content that tells me how many times the content has been viewed.  This is made possible by the settings we chose when we enabled the Statistics module, and is visible to me as the administrator, and you should be able to see it on your website too. But what other specific data does the Statistics module log?  This is part of what we're going to briefly explore today.

Welcome to part 9 of our tutorial on building a website with Drupal 6.  Previously we covered: Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Installing Drupal 6 Part 3: Configuring your Site Part 4: Playing with Blocks Part 5: Playing with Modules Part 6: Playing with Themes Part 7: Installing Modules and Themes Part 8: Pathauto, Content, and Content Types As we go through this tutorials I am building a Drupal resource site called Learn Drupal. So far our website looks something like this: (you can click on the images for a larger view) tut9start In this post we're going to start looking at the basics of the interaction part of our website.  What do visitors to our website see when they land on the front page? What can they do with the content they see on our website? Do we want them to be able to interact with the website at all, or do we want them to come, see, read, and leave?  Well, in the case of a business website that may be your intention. But in most cases, you want your users to interact with your website, to leave their thoughts on the content, maybe even to contribute content, to vote on polls, to comment on photos, maybe even to start and maintain their own page on your website.  Well, it all starts with user management, which we're going to talk about today.

Welcome to part 8 of our tutorial on building a website with Drupal 6.  Previously we covered: Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Installing Drupal 6 Part 3: Configuring your Site Part 4: Playing with Blocks Part 5: Playing with Modules Part 6: Playing with Themes Part 7: Installing Modules and Themes As we go through this tutorials I am building a Drupal resource site called Learn Drupal.  In the last tutorial we played we learned where to find and how to install contributed themes and modules.  We downloaded and installed the Pathauto module and I promised we would configure it today. So far our website looks like this: (you can click on the images for a larger view) tut6themes10 In this installment, we're going to get into the meat and bones of our website, adding content.

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