1: Nodes
It is a strange but never-failing effect that people who know a lot about a subject start building their own language; they create words
2: Users and permissions
Next to content, users are probably the most important component of a website; they might even be more important than content. This chapter
3: Blocks
The initial version of this section of the Community Documentation came from the book Drupal 7: The Essentials, courtesy of NodeOne and
4: Menus
By default, content on a Drupal site is not automatically placed in any particular structure. When creating a node, you don't choose where
5: Other basic Drupal core settings
This chapter collects some miscellaneous administrative settings a Drupal developer should know.
