matt glaman

[2014-04-16]

Making Drupal compatible with Internet Explorer's Compatibility Mode

#drupal #internet-explorer
Internet Explorer is a deadly trap for web developers. In fact a good amount of time is allotted to just ensuring a website's experience is uniform across different versions of the browser. The problem plaguing Internet Explorer is that each version has generally been released alongside a new iteration of the Windows operating system.
[2014-04-11]

Changing the Drupal theme based on path

#drupal #drupal administration

When using Drupal we all know there are two themes: default and administrative. By having two different themes site managers have a better user experience by knowing "this is public," and "this is administrative." It also proves beneficial to have specific administration themes due to the kinds of content and forms that a site manager has to interface with.

[2014-04-09]

An Open Microsoft: Microsoft to open-source more of .Net

#open source #microsoft #dotnet

Ever since Satya Nadella became the new CEO of Microsoft I've been keeping an eye out on the company. I'm not exactly a fan of Microsoft, but maybe he'll be the driving force that can allow the company to compete in the modern market.

[2014-03-17]

Custom custom Drupal entity view modes (without the bloat!)

#drupal #entity

When it comes to Drupal I love entities. Entity display modes provide simplicity in managing how your content is displayed. I used to be hardcore "Fields only" when it came to using Views and displaying content.

[2014-01-25]

Sublime Text 2: Drupalized

#drupal #workflow

For quite a long time I used Aptana as my development IDE; but, as time went on I found it quite bloated and extra features I didn't need. So I gave Sublime Text a try since it's all the rage by those who use it. Sublime Text is amazing because it's so simple, yet extendable.

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