Drupal Extensions
Drupal is a flexible platform that enables powerful customization. It’s free and open-source content management software that can be tailored and customized to simple websites or complex web applications. Drupal is accessible and multilingual. At Dotsquares Stores, we bring to you a useful and versatile list of Drupal modules that offer bespoke solutions.
Scroll down to see our huge variety of extensions and you’ll surely find an extension that helps you grow and offer you the features you’re looking for in a Drupal Extension.
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Subscription ModuleBook a live demoThis module is simple user subscription/ newsletter module in Drupal 8. We have given options in the back end for selecting the auto-response & and basic form settings. In the admin section, the admin can see the user list and can send mail to individual users.
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Node Paypal PaymentNode Paypal Payment module allows admin to take payment at time of the node creation.Book a live demo$9.99
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What’s a Drupal Module?
A module is a bundle of files including some functionality and is written in PHP. It’s a code primarily PHP code that extends Drupal so to add new features or alter existing functionality. Modules can be installed to enable their features and uninstalled to turn the features off. This flexibility allows Drupal users to modify each instance of Drupal to their specific use-case and to use only the Drupal features that they require.
What is Extend in Drupal?
This documentation guide explains extending your Drupal site beyond the capabilities of a standard Drupal core installation. You have a choice to choose from a wide range of contributed modules to functionality to your site and from a list of contributed themes to change your site’s appearance. These add-on modules and themes are also called “contrib” as they were contributed by the members of our Drupal community and are available on Drupal.org free of charge.
How Many Types of Drupal Modules Are There?
Drupal websites are built with and powered by Drupal modules. There are three unique kinds of Drupal modules named Core, Contributed and Custom.
1. Core Modules are included with your original Drupal download and can be turned on and off without the need to download any additional components.
2. Contributed Modules must be downloaded independently and added to your website. Panels, views or metatags are a few examples of this module.
3. Custom Drupal Modules are the ones that you write yourself. This one demands extensive knowledge of Drupal’s API and PHP programming.
Why Choose Drupal Over Other CMSs?
Security, third-party integrations, community support, SEO friendly, robust, free module/plugin support, and open-source platform are some of Drupal’s powerful features that make Drupal the most prefered choice over other available CMSs.