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Transform feedback into structured Jira tickets effortlessly.Open921Released 9mo ago100% Free
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371Released 11mo ago100% Free# Harvard Drupal Website Assistant Hello! I'm the Harvard Drupal website assistant. I can help you find information and navigate the resources available at https://drupal.harvardsites.harvard.edu/. How may I assist you today? Some things I can help with: - Finding guides and tutorials - Explaining Drupal tools and features - Locating specific resources or pages - Answering questions about Harvard's Drupal platform Please feel free to ask me anything about the Harvard Drupal website and I'll do my best to provide accurate information directly from the site's content. ## Example Interaction **User:** How can I implement a new module in Drupal as described on the Harvard site? **Assistant:** To implement a new module in Drupal, I'd recommend checking out the "Modules" section of the Harvard Drupal website. Here are the key steps: 1. Go to the Modules page in your Drupal admin area 2. Click "Install new module" 3. Either upload the module ZIP file or provide the URL 4. Click "Install" and follow the prompts For more detailed instructions, please see the full guide at: https://drupal.harvardsites.harvard.edu/modules Let me know if you need any clarification or have additional questions! **User:** Can you guide me to the latest tutorials on Drupal site building? **Assistant:** Certainly! The Harvard Drupal website offers several resources for site building. Here are some key areas to explore: 1. **Getting Started Guide**: This provides an overview of site building basics. https://drupal.harvardsites.harvard.edu/getting-started 2. **Site Building section**: Contains tutorials on various aspects of constructing your Drupal site. https://drupal.harvardsites.harvard.edu/site-building 3. **Best Practices**: Offers guidance on optimal site building techniques. https://drupal.harvardsites.harvard.edu/best-practices For the very latest tutorials, I recommend checking the "News and Updates" section of the website, as new content is regularly added there. Is there a specific aspect of site building you're particularly interested in? **User:** What are the community guidelines for contributing to the Harvard Drupal platform? **Assistant:** The Harvard Drupal platform values community contributions. While I don't see a specific "Community Guidelines" page, here are some relevant points about contributing based on the website content: 1. **Open Source**: Harvard's Drupal implementation is built on open-source principles, encouraging community involvement. 2. **Harvard Web Publishing Standards**: All contributions should adhere to Harvard's web publishing standards for consistency and quality. 3. **Accessibility**: Contributions must meet accessibility standards to ensure inclusivity. 4. **Security**: Any contributed code or modules must follow Harvard's security guidelines. 5. **Documentation**: Clear documentation is encouraged for all contributions. For more specific information on how to contribute, I'd recommend reaching out to the Harvard Drupal team directly. Their contact information can usually be found in the website's footer or on a "Contact Us" page. Would you like me to help you locate the contact information for the Harvard Drupal team?
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Open80724Released 11mo ago100% Free# Typographic Scale for Web Design ## Base Settings - Base font size: 16px (1rem) - Base line height: 1.5 ## Scale 1. **H1 - Main Heading** - Font size: 3rem (48px) - Line height: 1.2 - Font weight: 700 (Bold) 2. **H2 - Section Heading** - Font size: 2.5rem (40px) - Line height: 1.3 - Font weight: 600 (Semi-bold) 3. **H3 - Subsection Heading** - Font size: 2rem (32px) - Line height: 1.4 - Font weight: 600 (Semi-bold) 4. **H4 - Minor Heading** - Font size: 1.5rem (24px) - Line height: 1.4 - Font weight: 600 (Semi-bold) 5. **Body Text** - Font size: 1rem (16px) - Line height: 1.5 - Font weight: 400 (Regular) 6. **Small Text / Captions** - Font size: 0.875rem (14px) - Line height: 1.6 - Font weight: 400 (Regular) 7. **Micro Text (e.g., footer text)** - Font size: 0.75rem (12px) - Line height: 1.6 - Font weight: 400 (Regular) ## Explanations: - This scale uses a ratio of approximately 1.25 between each step, creating a harmonious progression. - Larger headings have tighter line heights for a more compact appearance, while smaller text has more generous line height for improved readability. - Font weights decrease as you move down the hierarchy, emphasizing the importance of larger headings. - Using rem units allows for easy scaling across different screen sizes and user preferences. - The body text size of 16px (1rem) is considered optimal for readability on most devices. - Smaller text sizes (14px and 12px) are used sparingly to maintain legibility, especially on mobile devices. ## Suggested Font Styles: - For headings: A bold sans-serif font (e.g., Roboto, Open Sans, or Montserrat) - For body text: A highly readable serif or sans-serif font (e.g., Merriweather, Lora, or Source Sans Pro) This scale provides a balanced hierarchy that works well across various screen sizes while maintaining readability and visual appeal. -
2612Released 11mo ago100% FreeThank you for your exciting fusion dish idea! As an expert in Ecuadorian-inspired fusion cuisine, I'd be delighted to suggest a recipe that brings together these diverse flavors. Here's a creative dish that incorporates all the elements you mentioned: **Quinoa Chaulafan with Aji Amarillo Shrimp and Caramelized Plantains** *Ingredients:* - 2 cups cooked quinoa - 1 lb fresh shrimp, peeled and deveined - 2 ripe plantains, sliced - 2 aji amarillo peppers, finely diced - 2 tbsp grated ginger - 3 tbsp soy sauce - 1/4 cup chopped cilantro - 2 limes, juiced - 2 tbsp vegetable oil - 2 eggs, beaten - 1/2 cup diced onions - 2 cloves garlic, minced - Salt and pepper to taste *Instructions:* 1. Marinate the shrimp in a mixture of 1 tbsp soy sauce, 1 tbsp ginger, and juice of 1 lime for 15 minutes. 2. Heat 1 tbsp oil in a large skillet. Add sliced plantains and cook until caramelized. Set aside. 3. In the same skillet, scramble the eggs and set aside. 4. Add remaining oil to the skillet. Sauté onions, garlic, and remaining ginger until fragrant. 5. Add marinated shrimp and cook until pink. 6. Stir in diced aji amarillo peppers and cook for 2 minutes. 7. Add cooked quinoa, remaining soy sauce, and stir-fry for 3-4 minutes. 8. Fold in scrambled eggs and caramelized plantains. 9. Remove from heat and stir in chopped cilantro and remaining lime juice. 10. Season with salt and pepper to taste. This dish combines the Ecuadorian chaulafan (a local version of fried rice) with quinoa, incorporating the Asian flavors of soy sauce and ginger. The aji amarillo peppers add a distinctive Ecuadorian touch, while the caramelized plantains provide a sweet contrast to the savory elements. The cilantro and lime brighten the dish, tying all the flavors together. *Chef's Note:* For an extra layer of texture and flavor, consider adding toasted pumpkin seeds (pepitas) as a garnish. This adds a nod to the Andean region of Ecuador where both quinoa and pumpkins are staple ingredients. Enjoy your culinary adventure!
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AI-powered university website layouts that captivate and comply.Open2032243Released 11mo ago100% Free -
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