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You are probably aware that CKEditor's textarea is basically an iframe. And you must have noticed that the width of the input text area exceeds the iframe's size on several occasions. A horizontal scrollbar appears, making you scroll to read the text on the right.

Here is an image of how it looks:

It’s becoming highly important for businesses to set up mobile versions of their corporate websites. This is because a good majority of individuals rely on their cell phones to access the Internet. If you don’t have a mobile-compatible website, then you are definitely missing out on quality business! 

It’s important that your website can be viewed in any resolution across a variety of platforms – mobile devices, tablets, laptops, notebooks, desktops and TVs. And this is only possible with the concept of responsive theming. 

Learn how to create a block view in Drupal 7. The content will be rendered in a block.

The Feeds module is a general purpose import solution. Out of the box, it supports RSS, CSV, OPML and XML from local files and HTTP. But additional formats and data source types are provided in contributed modules. Feeds are easy to work and develop with.
Steps for creating content with CSV files by using feeds:

Learn how to change the theme setting from administrative pages in Drupal 7. Each theme has a unique Settings page.

Drupal allows us to add custom 403 and 404 pages.

Creating custom 403 and 404 pages

Learn how to create a sub-theme in Drupal 7. A sub-theme inherits the parent theme's style sheets and template files.

Learn how to write code that will create a service to request a new password for a user.

Learn how to create your own custom Drupal 7 AJAX Framework command. This allows you to achieve complexity that is not possible with ajax_command_invoke().

Drupal 7 comes with an Overlay module. Once you enable it, all admin links open in an overlay. But non-admin links do not open in the overlay by default. There is a way to open a non-admin link in the overlay. Use hook_admin_paths_alter().