Geek Gathering

Big shout-out to my partner: who provided the experience on what settings work in which cases as they have far more patience than I do to experiment:) 

I wanted to try to create a LoRA that would help generate images that looked like a medieval city.  I had lots of pictures from our trips to Europe, so used those.  Make sure you avoid any copyright infractions with your selection of images to train on!!

To create a main menu based on your content categories ("tags") here are the steps to take:

• Define the categories you want to use  ("tags")
• Tag your articles ('posts')
• Add a menu item entry for the Tag to the main navigation

Drupal has the option to automatically create a page that lists all your posts with a specific tag; all you have to do is define the tag.  As far as I can tell,  'Tags' and 'Terms' are the same thing in Drupal... and I'm used to calling it 'categories' so please for now assume it all means the same.

If you are wondering about the best approach to study for your CISSP exam, here are some helpful hints.  I passed the CISSP exam this past December (2023).

I studied for about a year and spent the last few weeks before the exam very focused.  

Out of the box, Drupal will have two types of content you can easily add to your site:

• Articles, which are the most suitable for your blog posts

• Basic Page, which you can use for pages that you create one time and do not have to change much.  Note that 'static' in this case does not mean you cannot change it

   

I am a recent Wordpress refuge and have tried to figure out how Drupal works.  Here are some things I've learned.

Drupal uses content types where you can define three things:

I'd had enough of the Wordpress limitations and decided to take the plunge for the site you are on right now: vancurious.ca.  I'm writing this hoping it will help you,  as I wished someone had laid out for me what the steps were.  I found the module documentation on the drupal.org site not very helpful and a lot of other information out of date.