Are you creating your website through Drupal, and would you like to add Crowdfunding capabilities, and campaigns to your website? This tutorial will show you how you can quickly add a fully white labeled Crowdfunding campaign to your new or existing Drupal website.
This is the First article of the blog series for adding Crowdfunding features on your CMS website.
The solution described in this blog article can be used for any rewards/pre-order, or donations based Crowdfunding campaigns and paradigms. It is great for running a single campaign, or multiple campaigns on separate pages for any new or existing Drupal website using white label technology such as Atlas. To gain the capabilities to run a fully white labeled Crowdfunding campaign on your Drupal website, you need to subscribe to an Atlas subscription plan. The Micro subscription plan is great to use for this purpose. Included in the subscription plans is the Sedra widget. You can use the Sedra widget to host a campaign on any web page.
Please note that it is recommended to read the following article to quickly set up the widget for this tutorial.
Creating a Crowdfunding campaign page on your Drupal site
Step 1: Subscribe to the Atlas subscription plan.
Step 2: Create the Crowdfunding campaign, and copy the widget code.
Step 3: Log into the Drupal CMS and create a new page:
In the Manage area located in the top right corner of the page, click on the content tab.
Click on the blue add content button to add a new page.
For this demonstration, we are using the basic page option as shown in the above image.
Step 4: Fill in the page with information, and paste the widget code.
Once you have added the title, you can click on the source button in the editor, and paste the widget code.
Note: Make sure to choose the FULL HTML option in the “Text format” dropdown menu.
Step 5: Save and preview the page.
That is how you can add any pre-order, rewards, and donations based Crowdfunding campaign on to your Drupal website. For a full and more detailed tutorial, you can watch the following video: