Drupal provides web site administrators with the capability of creating their Drupal sites to their exact specifications with regards to how information is arranged on the site and how the site looks in terms of navigation for the web site visitors. The Drupal Structure Guide is where you will learn how to arrange the web site.

As you get started in this section you will have several documentation guides within each of the categories below. Some of the guides will have terminology which you may not be completely familiar with. We recommend that you go to Drupal's Terminology Guide so that you can learn about Drupal terminology which you will need to understand as you read through all of Drupal's Guides. We also recommend that you save the Drupal Terminology Guide to your internet browser's favorites section so that you can quickly bring up that page for faster reference.

Below are the Site Building Guides' Sections, when you click on the link you will be taken to that section's page and will also see all of the sub-sections.

 About nodes

Configuring comments

Creating custom content types with CCK

Creating structured documents with books

Customizing site navigation with menus

Organizing content with taxonomy

Presenting content to mobile users

Working with Field

Working with Field UI

Working with Views

Working with blocks (content in regions)

Working with links and related content

Working with user profile information

Creating complex layouts with Panels

Working with languages