Drupal Module
The module I'm introducing this time, 『Tome』, is what triggered the shift from running Drupal on the web — handling everything from building to publishing there — to the current setup: keeping Drupal local and publishing it as HTML, or what I call going 『Jamstack』. Tome is a module that converts a Drupal-built website into HTML, structure included.
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I migrated from Lightsail and updated to Drupal 11.4.x. With this migration, I moved Drupal off the web server and onto my Mac, generating static files locally and publishing the site through a CDN — a shift to what's known as Jamstack.
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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.
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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.
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Version information for the Drupal Core, theme, and modules currently running on this website. The modules are focused on functionality — breadcrumbs, meta tags, reCAPTCHA, and external SMTP via AWS SES — with design left to Bootstrap5's defaults.
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Since the Lightsail virtual server and the optimized Drupal package are installed simultaneously, the installation completes quickly and easily.
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This article covers the basic settings for Bootstrap5, the design theme I selected for Drupal.
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With the standard Drupal setup complete on my Mac, this article covers configuring the theme.
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As the first article on the site, this serves as an overview of what it is. From here on, I'll be writing about the process of building with Drupal and Bootstrap.
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