MGHurston Creative Services

For those who are unaware I recently left my Overlord position at Team San Jose and have began contracting for Stanford.edu as one of their webmasters. The reasons were…my own…and while I find myself beginning to settle into the new position I am excited to have an opportunity to be more hands on with Drupal, HTML5, CSS2 and PHP. While I can continue to stay current with social media outlets ...

I’m writing this because if you are like me and experiencing issues with canonical errors on a new Drupal site, a killer SEO problem, much of what you will find on Google will reference two types of fixes, however the one you need probably won’t pop up. I found this very annoying as SEO with Drupal is such a saturated topic. But it wasn’t until I was looking through the documentation ...

Over the last couple years the company I work for has been working on the development of a site using a CMS (Content management System) platform, a good change in my opinion and something that many companies are moving towards with their sites now as it allows for quick and efficient changes to a site without requiring a full time developer or web designer on your staff. That said, as CMS ...