In the preceding chapter we learned about content types. We also learned about designing new content types for specific needs, how to create them, and adding fields to them for storing data and making it available as selection criteria. Now that we've discussed the classification and storage of content, let's switch to the content, itself.
Drupal sites are all about content. In order for the site to present content to the visitor it needs to contain content. How does content get into the Drupal site? In this chapter, you will learn how to work with content, create it and edit it. Throughout this chapter you will create content (for use later in this book), and will learn to do the following:
- Use the WYSIWYG editor
- Configure the editor for other roles
- Navigate the various fields on the content creation form
- Preview content
- Publish content...