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Argyll and Bute better connected

Colin Sherry
16th of April 2012

Argyll & Bute are one of 23 councils to achieve four stars for their website in the 2012 SOCITM annual better connected survey. Webcurl would like to congratulate the council and, in particular, their web team for such a great result!

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Bath and North East Somerset Council appoint Webcurl as their Drupal partner

Colin Sherry
16th of July 2011

We are proud and extremely delighted to be appointed by Bath and North East Somerset council as their Drupal partner of choice.

Webcurl will be providing development, training and support services for the redesign of the council website on the Drupal platform.

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Drupalcon London Sponsorship
Colin Sherry
10th of May 2011

Webcurl are proud to sponsor Druplacon 2011 when it visits our shores in August this year. .Our experts will be on hand to answer your queries and share our user stories during the whole of the conference so please feel free to drop in and discuss your requirements. 

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Descriptive URLs - Path and Pathauto [Video]
Alex Mackenzie
11th of June 2010

This tutorial will show you how you can specify alternative URL names for your content and how these can be generated automatically using the Path and Pathauto modules.

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Upgrading Modules on your Drupal Site. [Video]
Alex Mackenzie
7th of June 2010

You will often get updates to contributed modules as a result of either a security release or the addition of extra functionality.

This video guides you through the process of upgrading contributed modules on your site.

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What is a Drupal Node? [Video]
Alex Mackenzie
3rd of June 2010

If you have a Drupal site, you may of come across the term 'node'. A node is a single piece of content, such as a page or a blog post, with many different attributes.

This brief tutorial describes the term node as used in Drupal.

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Creating Content on your Drupal site [Video]
Alex Mackenzie
1st of June 2010

Content creation is the bread and butter of a CMS, learning how to work quickly and effectively with content types is essential for a site owner.

Todays tutorial will explain the difference between the core content types in Drupal and show an example of adding content based on one of these content types, namely a blog post.

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Embeddable Web Fonts - What, How & Why?
Lewis Nyman
28th of May 2010

The web design industry is still in it's teens, it's amazing to think how rapidly it has progressed in merely 20 years. In comparison, the film industry would still in the silent era.

There are limitations to web design that do not affect other disciplines such as print. Web designers have always been limited to a certain number of web safe fonts. If the visitor doesn't have the font installed, they will not see it.

This article highlights the problems caused by these limitations, the solutions that have been developed and the benefits of such typographic freedom on the web.

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