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UMD Drupal Users Group Monthly Meeting
Discussion on our website, meeting structure, and Drupalcon!
Time:
Wed, May 1st 12:00 pm
Location: 0118 Symons Hall
We will be discussing the UMD Drupal Users Group website, what topics and how to structure our future meetings, and coordinate plans for those attending Drupalcon.
UMD Drupal Users Group Monthly Meeting
Open Roundtable Discussion on Drupal Modules, Part II
Time:
Wed, Apr 3rd 12:00 pm
Location: 1107 Kim Engineering Building
Our rescheduled discussion on modules will continue: which ones we use, how we use them, module needs, etc.
UMD Drupal Users Group Monthly Meeting
Open Roundtable Discussion on Drupal Modules, Part II
Time:
Wed, Mar 13th 12:00 pm
Location: 3203 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building
Because our last meeting was so interesting and there was demand for more discussion, we are going to resume our topic of modules: which ones we use, how we use them, module needs, etc.
We will start at noon with the option of running until 2 p.m. if necessary. Please RSVP ahead of time so I can know how much food to buy! I will probably order pizza or wraps if I get an accurate head count.
UMD Drupal Users Group Monthly Meeting
Open Roundtable Discussion on Drupal Modules
Time:
Wed, Feb 13th 12:00 pm
Location: 3203 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building
Join us for a roundtable discussion about Drupal modules, where we ultimately will draft a list of our favorite and recommended Drupal modules that will be posted on our site as a reference guide.
Participants should bring a list of at least 2-3 modules (or more!) and explain what they do, and why they are awesome.
Some categories of modules to help you start brainstorming include:
Presentation from Introduction to CiviCRM
Attached are the files used by Andrew Hunt for his Introduction to CiviCRM at our January UMD Drupal Users Group meeting. Both files are SVG files that allow you to zoom through the presentation, similar to Prezi. Open the files with a web browser such as Firefox or Safari, NOT Adobe Illustrator.
Introduction to CiviCRM
CiviCRM expert will explain how the non-profit customer relationship management software can benefit our community.
Time:
Wed, Jan 9th 12:00 pm
Location: 1107 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building
Join us for our first UMD Drupal Users Group meeting of 2013 on January 9th at 12 p.m. with Andrew Hunt of AGH Strategies. Andrew will explain what the customer relationship management software CiviCRM can do for you, and how it integrates with Drupal. CiviCRM can be used for conducting fundraising campaigns, managing information and communication with donors or other constituents, deploying bulk mailings and newsletters, and event registration.
Pano's Presentation
Here's Pano's presentation from today on custom tpl.php files:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/17Q3ib5U8umUp_okFZuRpcP9vpYL2YbqKWiqbqa_T-as/view
The Taming of the Views: Get The Results You Really Want With .Tpl.Php
Pano from ARHU explains changing and customizing views through .tpl.php template overrides.
Time:
Wed, Nov 7th 12:00 pm
Location: 2125 J.M. Patterson Building
Pano Papadatos from the College of Arts and Humanities will show how to control views theming by using PHP template overrides.
This technical presentation will focus on .tpl.php files:
The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources' Drupal Adventure
An overview of AGNR's web redesign in Drupal
Time:
Wed, Oct 3rd 12:00 pm
Location: Symons Hall Room 0118
Suran De Silva from the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources will present on the newly launched AGNR college website, focusing on topics such as design, custom content types, module selections and configurations, and plans for the future.
Please note that the event location will be in Symons Hall, Room 0118.
UMD Responsive Wrapper
If you happen to be looking for an official looking yet responsive UMD wrapper for your site, perhaps this code will help.
I’ve uploaded all the essentials that can make this happen. It may be possible to accomplish this with even less code, but this should get you started anyway.
The attached ZIP file contains four files inside.
1. The example INDEX.html page (needed CSS is embedded in this page)
2.The UMD logo with a white faded glow in the background
3. Smaller and transparent UMD logo (for mobile)
4. A “blank” transparent PNG, used as a button to click, sits over the UMD logo
