Currently, our Drupal team is at work on the second stage of a Drupal corporate website for a US-based energy company. The site is in production and the client’s content management team is working on content population. However, they still need some additional functionality, as well as new types of content pages and other matters. Using a case study, I will describe below how we overcame some of the challenges for this project. A set of pages on the site was built on a previous step. These pages have specific path patterns: markets/[category name]/[subcategory name] There should be four special blocks with reference materials that will be shown in the sidebar of Read more

Sometimes we need to use different designs for separate pages or for separate menu items in a site. The most obvious way to perform this task is to set separate templates for each case in the current theme and customize CSS and JS for these pages. But there is another way, which is a less complex front-end solution. We can use a different theme. I used this solution for the first time in Drupal 5. My team worked on an informational resource about the state of Colorado, and each county had a different design. To resolve this discrepancy, we used the Taxonomy Theme module. Read more