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Tips on using the documentation

Last updated April 8, 2012. Created by NonProfit on February 13, 2007.
Edited by shamio, grafik tasarim kursu, EvanDonovan, narayanis. Log in to edit this page.

Tips on using the documentation handbooks:

Searching the Documentation handbooks: enter your search term in the Drupal search box and click Search. On the results page, click "Book page" in the "Filter by type" right-hand menu to limit your search results to those in the documentation only.

Browsing the documentation handbooks: click on http://drupal.org/handbooks to see a wide variety of guides, tutorials and case studies.

Asking the location of documentation, in case you can't find what you are looking for, can be done by either:

  • Posting a topic in one of the support forums.
  • Asking on the #drupal or #drupal-support IRC (chat) channels on irc.freenode.net.

Saving documentation for offline use may be done through clicking the printer-friendly link on a top-level handbook page, then saving or printing, as described here.

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