The title, content, excerpt, publishing date, draft status, … of each page is copied to a new wordpress page. You choose whether you want to transform Drupal stories to WordPress pages or to WordPress posts. This feature only includes the core data of each page … more

The title, content, excerpt, publishing date, draft status, … of each post is copied to an equivalent WordPress post. Posts are linked to the corresponding migrated comments and categories/tags, if any. This feature only includes the core data of each post (e.g. for Drupal 6 … more

All comments are cloned and added to the corresponding WordPress post/page, including the information about the comment author, status and creation date.

Drupal categories are migrated as WordPress categories. We keep the same category hierarchy in Drupal (if any). In WordPress, categories cannot be classified in vocabularies so categories of different Drupal vocabularies will be imported altogether. If category names are repeated in Drupal they will be … more

Categories can be also be migrated as WordPress tags. Or, even better, you could choose one of the vocabularies in Drupal to be used to tag the posts/pages in WordPress, while using the rest to categorize them. This allows you to have a double classification … more

All internal links (i.e. links to a relative path inside your server) to images, videos and other media files would become broken during the migration (since the default folder structure used by wordpress is different from the one in Drupal). This migration feature updates all … more

Import all users to your new wordpress site. Name, email, bio, home page,… are imported. Depending on your current CMS (e.g. Drupal 6 but not Drupal 7) you can even keep the same password. Otherwise, you just need to tell your users to ask for … more

Many Drupal sites use the content construction kit to add custom fields to nodes (i.e. posts/pages/stories) depending on the type of the node (e.g. for “audio” nodes, you could define as custom fields the name of the song, the artist, the CD,…). This information is … more

Most likely, it won’t be possible to guarantee that your new WordPress site keeps exactly the same page/posts URLs of your current site. WordPress offers limited possibilities to create the URL pattern for your site posts and this pattern will be applied to all of … more

Save time and replicate the same menu (and submenu) structure of your original site thanks to this feature.

WordPress does not offer a core forum functionality as Drupal does but it is still possible to replicate Drupal forums using one of the available WordPress forum plug-ins, like the BBPress 2.x forum, which is the one we strongly recommend though other WordPress forum plug-ins … more

WordPress does not directly support multi-language sites. If your site needs to be available in different languages, you can either migrate all posts either as independent posts (i.e. a Drupal post available in languages A and B will be migrated as two independent posts, one … more

We may be able to schedule an immediate migration at the exact time you need it to help you to quickly migrate your site and/or to minimize the downtime while switching to WordPress with our express and synchronous service options: – Express service: Get your … more

Bought a WordPress theme but you’re unable to install it in a way that looks like the demo you saw? Don’t you know how to tweak it to look like you want? We can help.

In case you would like to keep the same look&feel in the new WordPress site, we can take your existing CSS and image files and transform them into an approximate WordPress theme (the template system is different in WordPress so we cannot guarantee a pixel … more

By default, our migration services assume that you already have a clean wordpress installation where you’ll be importing the data. If necessary, we can also perform this installation for you. This could include the installation of a set of initial plug-ins to replicate your existing … more

Our Drupal to WordPress data migration takes as input a .sql script with your Drupal data and give you back another .sql script with the migrated data ready to import in your WordPress database. If needed, we also offer the possibility of exporting/importing the sql … more

By default, Drupal offers three basic content types: page, blog and story. The basic migration package  transforms pages as WP pages and blog posts and stories as WP blogs (configurable). Nevertheless, Drupal also offers the possibility of creating your custom content types. (e.g. you could classify … more

Sometimes you may need to migrate your site more than once (e.g. because you want to first migrate part of the data and test the site and once everything is OK complete the migration). If so, an incremental migration is the right solution for you. … more

Tired of seeing duplicated categories on your wordpress site (with all the side-effects this provokes, like not being able to easily count all the posts of a “category” since in fact, that category, is repeated several times, each one used to classify a subset of … more

For a monthly fee we will take care of performing the backups, configuring and updating the plugins, checking the security configuration, … of your wordpress site. Check our other migration features!

Migrate your (Drupal) polls to WordPress using the WP-Polls plug-in. Migrate the questions, the set of possible answers for each question and the number of votes each answer got. Then, configure the plug-in and let WP-Polls to do the magic of creating the results graphics … more

Migrate your (Drupal Simplenews) newsletters to WordPress using the WP Newsletter plug-in. Convert all your Drupal newsletters and newsletter subscribers to WordPress. Make sure you don’t lose your loyal followers when migrating to WordPress and ensure they keep getting email notifications of your site updates! … more