A Guide to installing, setting up, and maintaining the Drupal Content Management System in a shared hosting environment.
What Is Drupal?
Drupal is an open source content management system (CMS) allowing users to fully manage their own websites – everything from basic blogs to business sites.
Drupal makes having a dynamic website easy for those who are just starting out, while also providing the flexibility to grow with powerful features and add-on modules for even the most web-savvy people out there. From the moment Drupal is unpacked, it is ready for use. There’s no fuss or fumbling through lines of code, if you don’t want to, and you will soon find that you are now in control of your very own site.
Drupal is an open source content management system (CMS) allowing users to fully manage their own websites – everything from basic blogs to business sites.
Drupal makes having a dynamic website easy for those who are just starting out, while also providing the flexibility to grow with powerful features and add-on modules for even the most web-savvy people out there. From the moment Drupal is unpacked, it is ready for use. There’s no fuss or fumbling through lines of code, if you don’t want to, and you will soon find that you are now in control of your very own site.
