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I ran into an interesting problem with the drush @self alias today. I wanted to pull a fresh copy of the DB down from a client’s live site to my local development copy. Should be as easy as drush sql-sync @clientsite.live @self, right? I’ve done this a thousand times before.

And I’ve also ignored the warning message every time before, but today I thought I’d check it out:

When it comes to managing the look and feel of a content page, nothing can beat Display Suite. It's become an essential module for when you need to change the layout and fields on a node or any entity page.

Oftentimes, I run into issues with drush commands that needed more debugging power than dpm() provides. In search for a way to debug PHP scripts from the CLI, or drush commands more specifically,

This website was created using Drupal 6. Normally Drupal sites get upgraded to each new major version. This can be complex, but manageable with an upgrade path one can follow

Implementing iframe elements can be troublesome for both content editors and developers, that's even before trying to make them responsive. After some recent project work I'm here to tell you there is an easy way to handle them.

Previously on this website I have written about rendering blocks programmatically and adding things to content to be managed alongside fields

Writing is an art that comes in many forms.  Some forms are structured, others are entirely free from the restraints of any mandated rules or regulations.