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<b>How to make friendship between Drupal and content-manager?</b> Subject of the report is the detection of Drupal system capacity, simplification of site management system and clarification of the issue for an average content manager. It is widespread opinion that Drupal system is not manager- friendly. It’s true. But it concerns users who mastered only info searching opportunities of the Internet. Therefore, the objective of this report is the disclosure of principles and general conditions needed to satisfy the requirements of these users, including creation of manager- friendly themes and other peculiarities of admin area development for site content management. <b>Как подружить контент-менеджера с Друпалом?</b> Тема доклада заключается в том, чтобы раскрыть все возможности системы Друпал и упростить процесс управления сайтом среднестатистическому контент-менеджеру. Бытует мнение, что система Друпал не дружелюбна к менеджерам. Да, для человека, который в интернете кроме поиска ничего не освоил, будет трудновато освоить ее быстро. Поэтому целью данного доклада является раскрытие принципов и общих требований необходимых для удовлетворения данного слоя пользователей. Также будут рассмотрены вопросы, касающиеся создания дружелюбной темы для менеджера и другие моменты создания админ области для управления контентом на сайте.

Technology

How to make friendship
between Drupal and
content manager?

Drupal for content managers

Dmitry Drozdik

Report Introduction

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Plan
1. Report Introduction
2. Requirements of a content manager
3. What can we propose?
4. Ready decisions in modules.
5. Advantages of Drupal 7 over Drupal 6 for a
content manager.

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Requirements of a
content manager

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Rules
1. Content manager should not see
unnecessary things
2. An interface should be easy-to-use
3. Website management system should be
usable

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

What can we
propose?

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Module – Admin
http://drupal.org/project/admin

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Module – Admin & Rubik
http://drupal.org/project/rubik

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Theme – RootCandy
http://drupal.org/project/rootcandy

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Theme – Seven
http://drupal.org/project/seven

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

How to hide items of menu through
the custom module?

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

How to hide fields through the custom module?

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

How to create redirect after insert or
update node?

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Views – page - news

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Views – page - brands

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Edit Categories(terms from vocabulary)

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Page for nodes manage

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Ready decisions in
modules.

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Total Control Admin Dashboard
http://drupal.org/project/total_control

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Translation Management http://drupal.
org/project/translation_management

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

User Management http://drupal
.org/project/user_management

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Taxonomy manager
http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_manager

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Contextual Links
http://drupal.org/project/contextual

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Admin links - http://drupal.org/project/admin_links
Block edit - http://drupal.org/project/block_edit
Admin:hover - http://drupal.org/project/admin_hover

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Advantages of Drupal 7
over Drupal 6 for a
content manager

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

Questions?
Contacts:
Dmitry Drozdik
E-mail:
dmitry.drozdik@gmail.com
Skype: dmitriydrozdik
Tel.: +38-050-56-95-632

How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

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1. How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager? Drupal for content managers Dmitry Drozdik

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3. Silver Sponsors of DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011

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6. How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

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8. Rules 1. Content manager should not see unnecessary things 2. An interface should be easy-to-use 3. Website management system should be usable How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

9. What can we propose? How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

10. Module – Admin http://drupal.org/project/admin How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

11. Module – Admin & Rubik http://drupal.org/project/rubik How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

12. Theme – RootCandy http://drupal.org/project/rootcandy How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

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15. How to hide fields through the custom module? How to make friendship between Drupal and content manager?

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