Blog /Drupal modules

A good CMS can be recognised by how it deals with the URL addresses of individual subpages. Convenient linking attracts users from search engines and has a significant impact on SEO. In this article, I'll introduce you to the Pathauto Drupal module, which is used to automate the creation of page aliases.

A to-do list is the primary tool of a productive person. It helps in everyday work and allows you to carry out your duties better. As it turns out, some of its elements can also be entered into the administration panel of a Drupal website.

The work of a content manager requires intensive linking of various content together. Proper linking of subpages is one of the foundations of SEO. It also makes it easier to navigate your website, which may have a great impact on marketing effectiveness.

When creating websites, you often need to quickly backup the data that isn’t in your code repository. In the case of Drupal, it’s possible to generate copies via the "Backup and Migrate" module.

When publishing a form on your website, you must be aware that sooner or later spambots will find it. It is one of the biggest scourges of the modern Internet. The Captcha module will protect you against such situations.

Drupal's editing interface can be unclear to novice editors, and the number of options may seem overwhelming to many. The Simplify module comes in handy here, as it allows you to limit the available functionalities to the necessary minimum, thus making website editing easier.

Paragraphs are one of the solutions competing for the title of the most convenient way to create content in Drupal. They are a great and consistent concept, however their UI leaves much to be desired. Thanks to the Geysir module, you will be able to improve your paragraph experience.

Website statistical data is required knowledge if one wants to effectively manage the website, and thus – determine the directions for its further development. Thanks to numerous Drupal modules, you can make the necessary improvements also via integrations with Google Analytics. In this article, you will find information about the GoogleTagManager (google_tag) module, thanks to which you can conduct an effective and structured analysis of your website.

Security Kit is a module that helps with eliminating the likelihood of exploiting security vulnerabilities on your website. Thanks to a multitude of features, such as Anti-XSS, Anti-CSRF, Anti-ClickJacking you can get yourself a peace of mind and comprehensively define a security policy for your website.

Google Analytics is, by far the most popular tool to track your web page visits, used by tens of millions of sites around the world. Integration with Google statistics is the most basic and essential function of every CMS, which means it is also available in Drupal – you can enable it with the google_analytics module.