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Introduction: Google Pagespeed & CSS/JS Aggregation.

Google has changed its search engine ranking system radically over the last few years to favor mobile views and focus on page load speed over incoming link volume or domain values. With this comes search priority for websites with frequently updated dynamic content posts.

Now that we’ve covered products, it’s time to jump into orders. We are improving many aspects of orders based on previous feedback. One such aspect is the concept of order statuses and states.

A typical healthcare website might include the following features:

1. A patient portal where people can access their health records, schedule appointments, and communicate with their healthcare providers.

2. A directory of healthcare providers, including their specialties, locations, and contact information.

3. Educational resources, such as articles and videos on health topics, conditions, and treatments.

Migrating a website from Drupal 7 to Drupal 9 involves moving the site's content, configuration, and custom code to a new Drupal 9 installation. Here are the general steps involved in this process:

1. Set up a development environment for Drupal 9. This will typically involve installing a web server, database server, and the latest version of Drupal 9.

The Commerce Address Locator module is a Drupal Commerce add-on that allows customers to search for and select a shipping or billing address using a geocoder or Google Maps API. This can be useful if a customer wants to select an address from a list of suggestions, or if they want to use a map to pinpoint the exact location of their address.

To use the Commerce Address Locator module, you will need to do the following:

1. Install and enable the module on your Drupal Commerce site.

A multidomain Drupal site is a website that is built using the Drupal content management system and that uses multiple domains or subdomains to serve different sections or purposes. For example, a multidomain Drupal site might use one domain for the main website, another domain for a blog, and a third domain for an online store.

Logging is an essential part of any website or web application. It helps administrators and developers track events, troubleshoot issues, and monitor the overall health of a site. For Drupal users, the E-Logger module provides an advanced logging solution that enhances the logging capabilities beyond what’s offered by Drupal's default logging system.

Setting up automated emails from your Drupal Commerce store can end up being a little trickier than any of us might like. In this tutorial, I will walk you through how to do the following:

1. Set up automated emails after an order has been placed (thanks to the Commerce Message module)

2. Customize the automated email that is sent to the customer to include the items they purchased (the contents of their cart)

What is the first thing that grabs your attention when you visit an E-commerce website? No doubt it is the website’s design and appearance.