The Forum One team is thrilled to be heading to San Jose later this month for the 2016 Nonprofit Technology Conference. We’ll be participating in the main conference event from 23-25 March, as well as sponsoring and speaking at both the March 22 WordPress Day and Drupal… Read More
It’s official: Drupal 6 is no longer being supported by the Drupal community as of February 25, 2016. This means that there will be no more core or module updates, including critical security updates, bug fixes and improvements to modules. What does this mean for Drupal 6 sites? It’s time… Read More
A year ago, I touted in-browser Sass editing via source maps. As cool as that is, there are minimum dependency requirements, and Sass still needs to be compiled somehow. Sometimes, it’s not an option to update dependencies, and sometimes, compiling can be slow— I’m looking at you, Compass. I recently… Read More
Did you attend last week’s webinar on content and design? If not, no worries! I’m here for you. Even if you did attend, we’ve got some useful quick next steps if you are looking to update or refresh your brand. You can view the slides here, listen to the webinar… Read More
I am very excited about some new work underway by our Creative team in 2016. One of these is a project with the Peace Corps, creating a new website experience to convey the amazing work of its 7,000 current volunteers. These volunteers are presently working in more than 60… Read More
We all know Virginia is for Lovers, but did you know Alexandria is the nation’s most romantic city? With our HQ located in the city of love, and as we approach Valentine’s Day, we here at Forum One whole-heartedly embrace our community’s romantic ideals, helping foster new digital relationships every… Read More
WordPress has a great built-in system for managing which JavaScript and CSS files get included on the front end of the website. Using the wp_enqueue_script() function and wp_enqueue_style(), you can decide under which conditions a script or stylesheet should be included, what dependencies each asset needs before loading, and… Read More
Last week, Forum One hosted a panel discussion in Washington, DC focused on nonprofit data security. Data security is a critical issue for nonprofits. In 2015 alone, hackers gained access to more than one hundred million personal records stored by organizations from Anthem Health Insurance to the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. With cyber… Read More
There is a large ecosystem of Drupal modules that provide tools to assist in laying out items on a page. Drupal core provides blocks and entity field rendering while contrib adds a multitude of additional options including Display Suite, Entity Views Attach, Context, Panels, and many more. Anyone who has… Read More
Data visualization has emerged as an important new tool for communicators, and I am thus continuing my series of reviews of good practices in this area. The series stems from our work with the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), the U.S. Dept. of Education program that provides the most… Read More
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