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LakeDrops Drupal Consulting, Development and Hosting: For Everyone: In-Context Customization Without the Learning Curve

For Everyone: In-Context Customization Without the Learning Curve

Bob Belderbos: How to Update Multiple Page Elements from One htmx Request

A button submits code, tests run, feedback appears. Standard htmx. But the submissions dropdown stays stale; the new submission is in the database, just not in the dropdown. One re...

Freelock Blog: When Views meets Drupal Canvas -- getting dynamic content into your Canvas page

When Views meets Drupal Canvas -- getting dynamic content into your Canvas page John Locke Tue, 04/21/2026 - 08:00...

HOOK_DEV_ALTER(): Build a Feature-Rich Frontpage in Drupal: Canvas vs Display Builder (Part 3)

Building a flexible Frontpage has historically been a challenge in Drupal. Often, there is no fixed data model, and editors need the ability to quickly add, remove, or rearrange co...

#! code: Drupal 11: Node Display Mode Preview Form

This is part five of a series of articles looking at HTMX in Drupal. If you are interested in reading more then there will be a list of related articles at the end of this article....

#! code: Drupal 11: Cascading Select Forms With HTMX

Drupal 11: Cascading Select Forms With HTMX This is part four of a series of articles looking at HTMX in Drupal. In the last two articles we looked at using HTMX with c...

The Daily Grind: What’s your favorite dynamic content in an MMORPG?

Sometimes, you’re just idling in an MMORPG and you want to do a Content. Fortunately for you, lots of games have an option for you in the form of dynamic content. Wherever you may...

The Drop Times: Mautic Content Provider Module Standardises Drupal–Mautic Content Workflows

A new open-source Drupal module aims to reduce the repeated custom development often required to connect Drupal-managed content with Mautic campaigns. By exposing Drupal nodes and...

Reusable drag-and-drop image preview in Rails

Originally appeared on Rails Designer Blog.Custom elements have been covered here berfore. If you have used Hotwire in Rails, you have already used them. Both <turbo-frame> a...

Why Digital Signage Makes Content Management Effortless

Digital screens need content that stays clear, current, and useful. A strong content system helps reduce manual effort across each display. This makes daily updates easier for team...

Specbee: What should content editors know about Drupal accessibility?

Does your content team know how much Drupal accessibility depends on them? From headings to tables, the choices editors make every day shape whether assistive tech users can naviga...

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Building a Content Factory with Claude Code + Remotion

Originally published on Hashnode. Cross-posted for the DEV.to community. Target: Hashnode (nextools.hashnode.dev), tech platform only Author: Nextools Hub Canonical: Hashnode (thi...

HOOK_DEV_ALTER(): Manage Displays: Canvas vs Display Builder (Part 2)

When building a Drupal site, we want to control how our content looks in different contexts, e.g. the full display for standalone or the card display for overview pages. In Part 2...

ImageX: Two ImageX Built Modules With Big Benefits for Drupal Editors

Drupal’s built‑in editorial capabilities are powerful, but add‑on modules can expand them endlessly. Sometimes, even simple enhancements can make a real difference in the daily edi...

Vibe Coding for Websites and Apps: A Disaster Waiting to Happen?

What happens when you put powerful coding tools in the hands of people who don’t fully understand their outputs? This scenario is now playing out.... The post Vibe Coding for Websi...

#! code: Drupal 11: Building A Link Directory: Part 2

In the last article in this series I looked at creating a link directory on a Drupal site. In that article I looked at how I set up the links and took screenshots of the sites usin...

Meet Mata: live reload for Rack Apps

Originally appeared on Rails Designer Blog.I build quite a few sites. For my own products or I help others. Since I released Perron that is my go-to static site generator now. But...

Dealing with Dynamic Grids: How the Murrey Math HUD Dashboard Solves the "Redrawing" Problem

Creating a Dynamic Favicon with Cloudinary

Ok, chalk this up to something I may never actually use in production, but I was curious how well the browser would handle changing the favicon of a tab on the fly, and combining t...

Web Wash: Different Approaches to Drupal Site Building

Drupal site building has changed a lot in the last few years. You can still build a site the traditional way with blocks, templates and Layout Builder, but there are now two newer...

The Drop Times: Drupal and EmDash Reflect Diverging CMS Architectures and Operating Models

Drupal and EmDash point to different assumptions about how publishing systems should be built and operated. The comparison places Drupal’s established governance, workflow, and ext...

The Drop Times: Drupal Accessibility Beyond Automation

Accessibility requirements for websites are increasingly being enforced across public and private sectors, affecting Drupal-based systems used by governments, universities, and bus...

Prop For That

Props for That creates live props based things CSS can't normally see in the browser. Things like cursor position, progress values, certain form states, current time, scroll veloci...