Drupal ships with a lot of great things. One of these is Drupal’s taxonomy system. It allows us to categorise content and build listings automatically. Great for keeping track of our content, and the search engines love it too.

Still, it is not that easy to have the taxonomy listing be exactly how we want them to. Not a shame, we can take control over them quite easily.

It's time to take total control with Page Manager, Panels, Views and some custom "build modes".

Drupal is nice! I just realised how easy it is to save content type specific settings. That is, settings that you want to store in Drupal’s variables table for each content type.

Instead of creating a submit function to store your settings in the variables table, Drupal will do that just for you automatically!

Last post I talked about modifying the permissions of an existing module. We could do the same to limit the functionality of a module.

We’ve already seen how to hide a menu-item and change it’s tittle. Now I’ll show how to alter the permissions of an existing module.

This could be useful when we want finer grained control over the permissions we give to users.