Drupal modules

A sitemap is a critical aspect of any website, including Drupal websites. It helps search engines like Google to discover and index all of the pages on your website, making it easier for users to find your content. In this article, we'll guide you through the steps to create a Drupal sitemap for Google Webmasters. Step-by-step guide: Download the XML Sitemap module for Drupal Extract it to sites/all/modules Enable it from the Modules page   Here is the default settings enabled for XML…

If you want to add the Facebook like button to your Drupal 7 site, the process is relatively straightforward. To get started, you will need to download the Facebook Like Button module from the modules section of your Drupal site. Once you have downloaded the module, extract it to the sites/modules folder. Next, you will need to enable the Facebook Like Button module from the Modules page. Once you have enabled the module, go to the admin/config/fblikebutton page to configure the module. You…

Update: This article covers details on how to enable and configure the Pathauto module for the Drupal 7 site. For Drupal 8, please see: How To Setup Pretty URLs For Drupal 8 Setting up Drupal-friendly URLs is one of the most essential tasks for Drupal users, as these URLs play a critical role in both human readability and search engine optimization (SEO). In the latest versions of Drupal, some of the friendly URL features are enabled by default, but there may still be instances where you need…

Do you find uploading images one by one on your Drupal site to be a time-consuming and frustrating task? If so, the Multiupload Filefield Widget and Multiupload Imagefield Widget modules can provide an efficient solution. These modules are ideal for those who want complete control over their Drupal installation. To use these modules, follow these steps: Download both modules from Drupal.org (https://drupal.org/project/multiupload_filefield_widget and https://drupal.org/project/…