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Site was available through sub domain (for example, its test version), and you need to move it to server root. To avoid content duplicating (search engines don’t like this) you should canonize domain name (redirecting …
This article is devoted to increasing site performance for registered users. There are two ways for to this: use Block Cache module and use Drupal caching. Below is the detailed description of the first one.
When web site is under construction, it is often stored within subfolder of the existing site so search engines are able to index it. And after the site moves to server root all indexed links …
Problem:
Splitting of primary and secondary menus.
Secondary menus are shown when the primary menu item is selected.
Selecting of all parent items (on all levels) as active class.
Option to output menu tree (many levels) …
You need:
Create split-level menu.
The upper string is main items (first level), and sub-menu appears to the left of the selected item.
Parent item from main menu items is active when navigation through submenus.
In this article I would tell you how to create menu structure when creating of your site pages.
In article I would tell how to
Disable title output
Auto-fill the title
Disable necessary filling in of title

The main point of files synchronization is that files are stored on both local PC and server and changes are applied for both local PC and server.
If you wish to get know what modules are available/installed on your Drupal-based site, this article is for you. There are a few ways to do so.
If you try to open modules page: Administer > Site building > Modules and get the blank page instead of it, then you probably have a problem of memory lack. When this page opens, all …