n one of the previous posts I had discusses about this interesting Drupal module - Asset Injector which allows us to easily add CSS and JavaScript to our Drupal setup.
This post discusses about how you can add jQuery code to the same.

Many of us might have come across this issues of not being able to login as the MySQL 'root' user either from the command line or via the phpMyAdmin interface.
The reason to here is that the authentication for the MySQL 'root' user is set to "auth_socket" which basically means that MySQL will let the user login via the same (local)host it the user is already authenticated or logged in as the Linux/Unix user.

JavaScript is one the most commonly used scripting languages which primarily runs on you Web Browser. The primary use of JavaScript is to manipulate a HTML Page (along with CSS) based on users requirements (of course some has to program that!!).

The Admin Toolbar Module basically replaces the existing admin toolbar in Drupal 10 with a new toolbar with drop down menus for navigating to deeper links.

While working with Drupal (10), you would want to inject/add some of your own CSS/JavaScript without modifying the actual theme CSS.

If you are looking forward to add a counter for page views, you can simply used the Drupal core Statistics module.

The Drupal Core "Ban" module is very useful to keep away spammers and bad guys try to access your Drupal based website. The module has been there since Drupal 7 and is available in 8,9 and 10.

Linux distrinutions are primarily user either rpm or deb for their packages. This articles discusses uses of dpkg and rpm

If you have been creating content types, it is obvious that you would not like to display all the fields one after another. But what if you wanted to display a field content in between some text, say the name of the author or say you have a date field etc.

Once you Drupal Site it installed, Its a good idea to update the Logo and Favicon and it give your site a good branding.