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Hi all! I’ve just started exploring Drupal for building websites and content management, but I’m finding it a bit overwhelming compared to other CMS platforms. What’s the best way to get hands-on with Drupal — tutorials, official docs, or community forums? Any tips, resources, or beginner-friendly guides would be really helpful!
I'm trying to build a university website witch has different levels of academic programs, and each program has a set of attributes in a form of sections, for example:
Instead of administrators editing spam posts to align with the guidelines, it would be more productive to simply mark a SEO spam post, or SEO reputation management post as spam, and add a reply:
Your post looks like a spam SEO attempt, and have been flagged as spam. Please edit your post, to match the guidelines.
As a content writer working with a Drupal-based blog, I’ve been experimenting with different content strategies to improve engagement and SEO performance. I’m curious how others here approach blog structure, tagging, and content hierarchy within Drupal — especially when working with modules like Pathauto, Metatag, or SEO Checklist.
One method that’s worked well for us involves focusing on audience intent and simplifying content flow. Here’s a recent blog we published as part of this approach — I’d love feedback from the community.