To celebrate the launch of Drupal 10, the Drupal community is throwing a global launch party online!

Single Directory Components in Core!

Drupal 10’s front-end continues to make great strides! This time, we’ve added a new Twig filter called |add_suggestion.

I attended DrupalCon Prague over the last week. It was wonderful to see old friends and meet new friends in such a beautiful location.

Next week I’ll be giving three presentations – two for DrupalCon Europe, and one for Inclusive Design 24, which is a remote 24 hour conference on accessibility.

I wrote an article in Smashing Magazine detailing all of usability and accessibility work that went into the menu system within Drupal’s Olivero theme.

Drupal 10 has completely refactored off-canvas stylesheets! While the look and feel is the same, it’s now dramatically easier to customize, and will likely have a new design soon.

Earlier today a new killer feature was committed to Drupal 10 core: Views Responsive Grids. But, it’s more than that.

In a normal (e.g. client) website project, we have an idea on how many menu items will appear in the menu. But, when you’re developing a default theme for Drupal core, any assumptions get thrown out the window. We have no clue how many menu items the user will add. How do we handle this ?