By following the standard for the directory structure of a Drupal 7 project, you can keep your project able to update, stay secure, extensible and understandable for others and yourself - especially when you get again into the project after a certain time. Additionally the standard is something which saves you from creating a hardly maintainable legacy code-base, that is no fun to work with.

The Layout plugin module allows modules or themes to register layouts, and for other modules (like Panels or Display Suite) to use them.

Updating DvG is not without risks. Especially the beta-to-beta upgrades may break/change functionality, features and styling. We however try to make updates withing the upcoming 1.0 series as painless as possible! As always with updates and upgrades, you will be required to test core functionality, and styling, but we will try to make updates as non-disruptive as possible!

Update to the latest DvG release

Upgrading a Drupal Distribution is somewhat more difficult than a simple module update. Technically, it's a 2-step operation:

Authorization and Configuration

Konstantin Komelin has recorded a short video guide (in Russian) to help you with configuration of the Yandex.Metrics Reports module.

The behaviour of linking to internal entities (e.g. nodes) could be much improved with the integration of the "Linkit"-module.

Varbase is an enhanced Drupal distribution with a lot of necessities. Necessities are all the modules, features, configurations that we include in every project.

Varbase is made with goals to:

• Speed up development
• Provide standardized configurations
• Bundle all modules you would have loved to be in core
• Provide the best and fastest site-builder experience
• Provide a powerful combination of modules, tools and tweaks to enhance the editor experience