Defining variables in settings.php
If you’ve ever set up a drupal installation before, then you’re familiar with the settings.php file. This little file resides in the default folder on a typical drupal install. Normally, it’s only used to simply tell drupal about our database name and password. However, there are some other cool things you can do with it. […]
Methodical Marketing
As I’m sure happens within most Sales & Marketing Departments, we here at Cheeky Monkey Media have been moving through a number of tasks, focuses, changes, strategies, and more. Some days, sitting down and going through a daily task list can read like the fallout from a nuclear explosion. It seems that for every item […]
DrupalCon LA Experience
This year the North American DrupalCon was held in Los Angeles, from May 11 to May 15, and we sent a few of us down there to man our kickass booth, hand out t-shirts like a roadie at a 1 Direction concert, and shake a lot of hands. In my previous articles about DrupalCon, I […]
Cheeky Monkey Media is coming to the 2016 Nonprofit Technology Conference
This year, Cheeky Monkey Media is attending the Nonprofit Technology Conference for the first time. The troop got so excited about the upcoming trip last week, that we decided to film a video introducing ourselves. https://www.youtube.com/embed/9s6h8I4_Qa8″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen> See you in San Jose March 23-25!
IntentionJS and RequireJS – How monkeys do it (the sfw edit)
Prerequisites: RequireJS (and some knowledge of how to use it) IntentionJS A brain Bananas There are plenty of reasons you shouldn’t HAVE to use IntentionJS, but it’s just so good when you NEED your fix, of DOM manipulation. Normally a responsive website should be designed so that when you expand or collapse the viewport (effective […]
Custom Sorting of Views Content
Have you ever had a list of related items, related by say by a taxonomy term or another node, and needed some way to sort that list, fully, or even partially? If so, there are a few good views modules out there to help you out. The Nodequeue Module My first introduction to setting up […]
Why a website is like a gym membership
I have a bone to pick with the web industry. Unfortunately as a whole, we have not taken enough responsibility for our client’s successes. In many ways, we have been resembling gym memberships. We happily take people’s money and point them towards the weights or cardio machines. In our case, we build them a site […]
Do You Even Sketch, Brah?
Notebooks I just started a new notebook. For the last decade, I’ve tried to make a habit of putting my development and design thoughts on paper. Things I put in my journals: Ideas for possible apps Wireframes and (poorly drawn) concepts Pseudo-code Course notes and bits of learning in various subjects/topics My iPad Wait, an […]
Assessing Your Online Marketing Strategies
Online Marketing seems to be an ever-evolving industry, where new tactics are being implemented on a daily basis. Many times, companies begin to execute on the latest fad with little idea about why it’s important, and even less idea about its application. What becomes important when taking a look at your online marketing strategy is […]
What Tools Do I Need on my Website?
When I think of tools, I think of something that’s designed to make life easier. They can be used to achieve a specific goal, function, or process in a shorter period of time. Below is a list of web tools that can get you through the workweek a little bit faster. Content Management System A […]
