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What is Drupal?
Drupal is a free, open-source CMS (Content Management System) written in PHP. -
Drupal vs WordPress vs Joomla – which is better?
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Drupal is very flexible, scalable, and suited for complex sites.
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WordPress is easier for simple blogs / small websites.
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Joomla is somewhere in between.
(People search this to decide which CMS to pick.)
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What is a Drupal module?
A module is a package of code that extends Drupal's functionality. -
What is a Drupal theme?
Themes control the look and feel of a Drupal site: layout, CSS, Twig templates, etc. -
What is a Node in Drupal?
A "Node" is Drupal's basic content entity (like a page, article, blog post). -
How does caching work in Drupal?
Drupal supports different caching types: page caching, block caching, and custom caching to improve performance. -
What is Drush?
Drush is a command-line tool for Drupal that helps with tasks like clearing cache, updating database, enabling modules. -
How does configuration management work in Drupal (8/9/10)?
Drupal uses YAML-based configuration that can be exported/imported between environments. -
What are Hooks in Drupal?
Hooks are functions that let you tap into Drupal's workflow (for example, altering forms, saving data, reacting to events). -
How to create a custom module in Drupal?
You define a module folder,.info.yml, and write.moduleor PHP classes, then enable it. -
What is the Drupal render array?
Render arrays are how Drupal represents structured data before it's turned into HTML. -
What is the difference between a role and a permission in Drupal?
Roles are groups of permissions. Permissions define what a user can do. -
How to improve performance in Drupal?
Use caching, efficient database queries, optimize modules, use CDN, and limit heavy modules. -
What is the difference between Drupal Core and Drupal CMS?
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Drupal Core = the framework & base functionality
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Drupal CMS = a packaged distribution (core + extra) tailored for content editors.
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How to clear cache in Drupal?
Using Drush commanddrush cr(cache-rebuild) is common.
Most Searched Drupal Questions
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