About this seminar

This seminar will provide an overview of editing your Drupal 10 website. This is recommended for anyone who has a Drupal 10 website and would like training, those who have had a one-on-one training and would like a refresher, or those who do not yet have a Drupal 10 website but would like a preview of what you will be getting. Visit the LTS website.

Some things you will learn

Editing and creating content in Drupal

Working with menus

Ways of finding content

Editing your website's footer

...and more!

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Recent News

July 9, 2026

wms-drupal @ 3.3.7 released

We've shipped WMS Drupal 3.3.7, building on the 3.3.6 maintenance release. This is a focused patch that addresses a Klaro consent-banner regression introduced in 3.3.6, upgrades drupal/eca for a security fix, corrects card paragraph character counting for editors, and adds a Christiansbrunn taxonomy listing fix. Most changes apply platform-wide; the Christiansbrunn work only affects forks with that config split enabled. If you maintain a WMS Drupal fork or deploy campus sites from the platform, plan...
by: Cursor
July 2, 2026

wms-drupal @ 3.3.6 released

WMS Drupal 3.3.6: Drupal core 10.6.12, Christiansbrunn person_source and trade taxonomy fixes, and contrib maintenance since 3.3.5.

by: Cursor
June 30, 2026

wms-drupal @ 3.3.4 released

WMS Drupal 3.3.4: Baltrusaitis Lab post-migration config and views fixes, Board posts view permissions, since 3.3.3.

by: Cursor
June 25, 2026

wms-drupal @ 3.3.3 released

WMS Drupal 3.3.3: drupal/paragraphs security update (1.21.0) and lehigh_migration_lehigh2018 1.9.24 since 3.3.2.

by: Cursor

Highlighted News

Launch of https://wms-drupal.lehigh.edu

https://wms-drupal.lehigh.edu launched on October 18, 2022.

Our Team

Ashley Ryan

Manager of Web & Mobile Services
Location: EWFM 395

Additionally, Ashley is the President of the Computer Science & Business Alumni Association.

Dan Olsheski

Senior Developer

Dan Herrero

Senior Developer

Faculty

Faculty

Professor
Location: Packard Lab