>That's why you use Mojo Portal. Mojo doesn't have any of these type of >issues. It's fully customizable. Bad marketting pitch, sorry. Drupal doesn't have these issues either, if things are done right.
On 12/15/2010 9:03 AM, Katherine Moss wrote:
That's why you use Mojo Portal. Mojo doesn't have any of these type of issues. It's fully customizable.*From:*programmingblind-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:programmingblind-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *RicksPlace*Sent:* Wednesday, December 15, 2010 7:51 AM *To:* programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx *Subject:* DrupalHi Everett: I have done a little poking around google to look at some Drupal sites. I find many, many with very rough interfaces when using a screen reader and some that you could not tell from a custom website - really nicely laid out. Most of the Government sites were pretty nice and straight forward.If I want to build or modify templates, views and third party modules would I need the PHP development stuff on my local machine or do the Drupal Hosts allow for that level of programming by the nature of Drupal itself?Most of the sites I have looked at that are demos displayed by some of the hosts I have looked at re not very clean with a screen reader. Duplicat links like having a link labeled HOME and then right after the link having a List with one link in the LIst labeled HOME. Of course the Screen reader reads the Home Link then something like List 1 with 1 item and then cursoring down you get the HOME link, the second HOME link, again and then the notification that you are at the end of the list. I notice this type of duplication allot in Drupal sites but not in all of them. This would be the type of thing I would want to get rid of so my sites look like normal, hand coded, websites and not canned webpages. Anyway, Can I make the programming mods necessary online or would I need a local development environment to work with the MySql DB stuff, the PHP and whatever else might be involved.Thanks: Rick USA
-- Thanks, Ty