What are modules in Drupal?

A Drupal module is a collection of files containing some functionality and is written in PHP. This approach allows Drupal core to call at specific places certain functions defined in modules and enhance the functionality of core.

How many Drupal modules are there?

As of December 2019 the Drupal website lists more than 44,000 free modules.

What are the core required modules in Drupal 7?

Documentation for Drupal 7 core modules.Aggregator module.Block module.Blog module.Book module.Color module.Comment module.Contact module.Dashboard.More items

Which three modules are required for setting up URL paths in Drupal?

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What are the default user groups in Drupal?

The default Drupal 7/ Drupal 8 or any version has user profile section. The user profile section has only few fields like username, password, email address, profile picture and time zone. You may have as many fields to the user profile as you require.

What is purpose of path in Drupal?

The Path File module allows content editors to upload files and specify the url at which they will be available. Normally, when uploading a file to Drupal with the same name as an existing file, it is given a new name instead of overwriting the existing file.

What are modules in Drupal 8?

The Drupal 8 Webform Module is a rich form builder that is easily customizable and extendable. It allows to collect form data, send it to third-party applications or send emails to admins or users. You can also export this data to spreadsheets for further analysis.

What is path Alias?

🎉 Path aliasing or aliases are preconfigured names used to replace long paths in files and resolve to certain directories on a codebase. There are diverse ways of achieving this ranging from configuring webpack resolve (React), using module-alias and in TypeScript configuring the baseUrl and paths in the tsconfig file.