Application Launcher

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Download the Site Studio modules
1. Navigate to the download page for the module: https://github.com/acquia/cohesion/releases.
2. Click zip or tar.gz on the top entry to download the modules.
3. After the file is downloaded, unzip to the /modules/contrib/ directory of your Drupal project.
  Acquia recommends that you rename the downloaded directory to "site_studio”. This archive contains all the Site Studio modules and submodules but not the dependencies. If you attempt to enable the module after unzipping it, you are prompted to install additional drupal.org module dependencies.
Download dependencies
1. Download the contributed modules that Site Studio requires. You can see these in the cohesion.info.yml file in the zip you downloaded in step 1 to look at the dependencies section:
```
dependencies:
  - contextual
  - token
  - imce
  - entity_reference_revisions
  - settings_tray
```
2. Download the archive for each of these modules from drupal.org to the same /modules/contrib/ directory.
  You can download the modules using the following links:
  Token - https://www.drupal.org/project/token
  IMCE - https://www.drupal.org/project/imceEntity reference revisions -

You're viewing version 6.2 of this page. .

Download the Site Studio modules
1. Navigate to the download page for the module: https://github.com/acquia/cohesion/releases.
2. Click zip or tar.gz on the top entry to download the modules.
3. After the file is downloaded, unzip to the /modules/contrib/ directory of your Drupal project.
  Acquia recommends that you rename the downloaded directory to "site_studio”. This archive contains all the Site Studio modules and submodules but not the dependencies. If you attempt to enable the module after unzipping it, you are prompted to install additional drupal.org module dependencies.
Download dependencies
1. Download the contributed modules that Site Studio requires. You can see these in the cohesion.info.yml file in the zip you downloaded in step 1 to look at the dependencies section:
```
dependencies:
  - contextual
  - token
  - imce
  - entity_reference_revisions
  - settings_tray
```
2. Download the archive for each of these modules from drupal.org to the same /modules/contrib/ directory.
  You can download the modules using the following links:
  Token - https://www.drupal.org/project/token
  IMCE - https://www.drupal.org/project/imceEntity reference revisions -

You're viewing version 6.2 of this page. .

Download the Site Studio modules
1. Navigate to the download page for the module: https://github.com/acquia/cohesion/releases.
2. Click zip or tar.gz on the top entry to download the modules.
3. After the file is downloaded, unzip to the /modules/contrib/ directory of your Drupal project.
  Acquia recommends that you rename the downloaded directory to "site_studio”. This archive contains all the Site Studio modules and submodules but not the dependencies. If you attempt to enable the module after unzipping it, you are prompted to install additional drupal.org module dependencies.
Download dependencies
1. Download the contributed modules that Site Studio requires. You can see these in the cohesion.info.yml file in the zip you downloaded in step 1 to look at the dependencies section:
```
dependencies:
  - contextual
  - token
  - imce
  - entity_reference_revisions
  - settings_tray
```
2. Download the archive for each of these modules from drupal.org to the same /modules/contrib/ directory.
  You can download the modules using the following links:
  Token - https://www.drupal.org/project/token
  IMCE - https://www.drupal.org/project/imceEntity reference revisions -

Install Site Studio

Log in to the Site Studio user interface as an admin user.
Click Extend on the admin toolbar.
Enable Site Studio core and dependent modules together except the Site Studio example custom element module.
Click the form submit button and agree to install the dependencies.
The admin toolbar displays the Site Studio menu item.

Log in to the Site Studio user interface as an admin user.
Click Extend on the admin toolbar.
Enable Site Studio core and dependent modules together except the Site Studio example custom element module.
Click the form submit button and agree to install the dependencies.
The admin toolbar displays the Site Studio menu item.