Long hours of writing articles and reviewing or proofreading text is hard on the eyes. The strain was getting bad enough that I decided to rethink the site's color scheme. Switching from cool tones to warm tones has made a real difference.

Drupal 10 moved from 3.x to 4.x, so I went ahead and updated — but this time it put up quite a fight.

This article covers Civic Theme — the theme that sparked my interest in Drupal and led me all the way from building a site to publishing it.

After publishing to AWS, I hadn't touched the Drupal local environment on my Mac — time to revisit it after a long break.

I've been writing articles about Drupal's individual features under the banner of "understanding the concepts for building a website," but it's been harder than expected and I've hit a bit of a wall — so this short break article takes stock of where the site currently stands.

A reconsideration of how to actually build a website using the Drupal features covered in previous articles.

An overview of Block Layout, which lets you freely place navigation menus, side menus, footers, and more. The related articles block created with Views in the previous article is also placed using Block Layout.

The previous article covered creating a category list page with Views. This one walks through creating a block and displaying a related articles block within article pages.

An overview of the Views feature, which lets you list created pages and place them freely anywhere on the site.

The previous article covered an overview of Drupal's Taxonomy. This one walks through actual usage examples on this site.