Drupal

When you want to build a website, one of the trickiest decisions is: which Content Management System should I choose? WordPress, Joomla and Drupal are the most popular open source systems. All three have been developed using PHP and MySQL

When DrupalCamp holds its annual community meeting in Ghent, Combell has to sponsor the event. But what can you expect from the sessions that it will offer? And what about the fun factor? DrupalCamp Ghent will feature a busy programme

A sitemap tells your visitors as well as search engines how your website is structured. But why is that so important? And what does a good sitemap look like? Here are a few tips… What is a sitemap? A sitemap

As with other Content Management Systems, the speed at which your Drupal website loads depends on different factors that you can actually control. But what exactly should you consider? Thanks to these 8 handy tips, you too will have a

In our previous article, we explained the importance of Accelerated Mobile Pages for Search Engine Optimization for news sites, as well as web stores. But what exactly is AMP and how

The importance of installing updates as soon as they become available has once again been highlighted with the Panama Papers leak. Indeed, it has been reported that the information was not stolen

WordPress, Joomla!, Magento or Drupal: from now on, Combell does not only offer you traditional self-hosted CMS packages; you can also go for a user-friendly version of this CMS hosting. Not only

With the launch of Drupal 8 due on 19 November 2015, this new version of the CMS was obviously the most discussed topic at DrupalCamp, which was held in Leuven on 6

Thursday 19 November was the big day: Drupal 8 was released! Drupal is an open-source content management system (CMS) that is now used by millions of websites. Version 8 is the umpteenth

Version 8.0 of the content management system Drupal will be released in a few weeks. What are the main new features that make the upgrade worthwhile? How does the upgrade process work? And is it something you should consider? Here

On 03/18/2015, Drupal announced that an important and critical bug, which was given the original nickname SA-CORE-2015-001, has been found in both Drupal 6 and Drupal 7, and therefore recommends that all users immediately upgrade to version 6.35 or 7.35.

Yesterday, an important vulnerability has been found in the source code of Drupal 7. This issue concerns a problem that allows hackers to execute about any query on your Drupal database by means of specific requests. This way, hackers can