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What if you could manage your Drupal site faster and with fewer clicks? QuickShortcuts adds a floating bar of customizable shortcuts that transforms the way you work. Lightweight, modern, and designed to fit you.

Yesterday  we told you  that today, July 13th, it was very important to be on the lookout for security updates to contributed modules that the Drupal security team would announce as they correct a highly critical vulnerability.

With version 3 of the CCK module comes an innovative sub-module: Content Multigroup. This tool allows users to dynamically add groups of fields to their forms, solving in a simple way a common problem in previous projects. Can you imagine being able to create forms with unlimited fields without having to write custom code? This and much more will be possible with Content Multigroup!

In the world of web development, especially within the Drupal community, finding the right tools that simplify the process of building and managing sites is essential. At Seed EM, we have discovered a set of modules that have proven to be essential for the development of several of our projects.

In this blog post we will explain how to install and configure Google and Facebook login on a web portal built on Drupal 8.

Varnish is a great server for the static layer of our Drupal installations and we use or recommend it in the vast majority of installations, there are some special cases where we must make adjustments to the Varnish or Apache configuration so that we do not experience problems with some modules such as the voting API when we require blocking by IP, since Apache sends the response directly to Varnish and not to the user's browser, the IP that we will register will be the local IP 127.0.0.1

Drupal has a multitude of contributed modules that provide very flexible and robust functionality. Precisely 3 of these modules are the ones mentioned, with which we can build administrative or end-user interfaces in a simple, scalable way and, most importantly, using the “Drupal methodology”.

Layout Builder is a Drupal 9 Core module that provides Layout Builder, a flexible visual design toolset that allows content creators and site administrators to customize the layout of a page through a powerful drag-and-drop user interface.

Do you have external links on your site, and you don't know if they are still working? The URL Status Scanner module helps you detect broken, misconfigured, or down links automatically. It scans from content to code base, displays their exact location, and allows you to download the results for analysis. Ideal for keeping your site functional and free of 404 errors.

Looking to take your Drupal development to the next level? In this article we share with you three modules that have transformed our projects: Schema Metatag, to improve SEO with structured data; Bulk Update Fields + Views Bulk Operations, to make massive updates without complications; and Feeds Paragraphs Mapper, ideal for complex migrations. A must-read if you want to optimize processes, save time and get the most out of your Drupal site.