If you use the statistics module (in core in Drupal 7) to show how many times an article was read, there are two problems with that number
SOLUTION TO 1.
Browse to
MYWEBISTE.com/admin/config/system/statistics
and check
If you have a simple side, where you don't want everybody to be able to register, especially not bots, you can only grant the administrator the rights to create new users.
In Drupal 7, browse to
www.MYWEBSITE/admin/config/people/accounts
and set
Who can register accounts?
to
If you e.g. want to show all blog entries with the tag "bash" when clicking on the menu tab "bash", here is what you have to do.
Install following two modules:
and enable views, views ui and ctools.
go to
structure > views > add new view
View name: bash_view
Show Content of type all tagged with YOUR-TAG sorted by Newest first
This post explaines how to get highlighted code in Drupal 7 like:
for i = 1:3 j = i; end
For me the combination of CKEditor and the code highlighting tool Geshi did not work.
Hence I tried the combination of the module [[https://www.drupal.org/project/prettify | google code prettify]] (which is used by stackoverflow.com) and CKEditor.
Prerequisite
CKEditor must be installed. See other post for that.
Getting it to run
NOTE: you should only allow anonoymous users to post comments if you have some human checking feature implemented, like the captcha module.
go to
people > permissions
or navigate your browser to
<www.MYexampleWebsite.com>/?q=admin/config/people/permissions
and check
If the search bar is not showing up in Drupal, it is a permissions problem
By default the search bar is only visible for admin users. To enable the search bar for all users, go to
people > permissions
How to check if a comment is from a human:
image: draggable_capture_correct_css.jpeg
There are several captcha variants out there for drupal. I use draggable captcha, as it is nicer than trying to decipher numbers or letters.
IMAGE OF DRAGGABLE CAPTCHA
Install and enable these two modules: captcha, draggable_captcha.
Using the statistics filter module to show the most viewed articles and to show a counter how many people have clicked on an article.
After installing Drupal it looks something like ubuntu_after_install_first_view.png. I installed the free responsive blog theme, just like installing a module: