Over the last few weeks, we have explored Drupal themes and what is possible with them. While theming can be quite simple once you understand the basics, there are more advanced concepts to Drupal themes, and today we will be taking a short look at one of them. More specifically, today we are going to be taking a quick look at some of the optional sections of the info file.

Here at SOTC we have been working with Drupal as of late where we are working on updating our site. One of things that I couldn't find a whole lot of documentation on it is getting simple basic Javascript stuff working in Drupal 6. So to get people moving in the correct direction I decided to throw out a small tutorial on this, especially since Drupal 6 has built in support for jQuery, a Javascript library - which should make adding fancy stuff pretty easy.

Soon, well eventually, the blog is going to get a refresh - and we are currently building that refresh in Drupal, which is an open source CMS. To that end, getting Drupal setup on my machine wasn't particularly a hard procedure, but is slightly complex if you aren't used to setting up a local server and database. So if you fall under that category than this tutorial is for you. First you must know that this tutorial is aimed for Windows users and Drupal 6.X.