A year ago, its kinda hard to find high quality free Drupal theme on Drupal.org. But since the birth of Drupal 5, many theme designer insterested in creating free Drupal theme, and some of theme create a really beautifull Drupal theme.

Let say that you want to have or  create a splash screen page on your Joomla, Mambo, Drupal, Wordpress where users can choose what what language their prefer, or you just want to put an a huge image to greet your visitors. And suddently you're wondering "How on earth I'm supposed to do that kind of thing?".

By default, Drupal only provides RSS feed for all the items on your front page. What should you do if you want to create RSS only for one specific taxonomy term?  Well, did you now that you can create custom RSS feed using Views module?

Before we move on, please download Views module first and the activate it (I'm sure you know how to do this, right?). Ok here's how to do it.

I'm happy to announce that one of my friend (Wendy) in Drupal-ID have developed a new WIYSIWYG editor for Drupal. This WIYSIWYG editor is much smaller than TinyMCE or fckEditor.

Wendy claimed beside being smaller from other WIYSIWYG editor, this module could be the first WIYSIWYG editor specially designed for Drupal CMS.

Pathauto is one of Drupal modules you have to use if you care so much about Search Engine Optimalization (SE0). Pathauto module will automatically generates path aliases for your Drupal site or also know as Search Engine Friendly url.

Unlike Joomla, if we want to use different theme for Drupal we have to install additional module to do it. The name of the module we're talking about is Taxonomy Theme, it enable us to use different Drupal theme based on vocabulary, taxonomy term, node type or even based on Drupal URL path.