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The user Visits module tracks visits and referer from other users on a user's profile page.
It displays the latest visitors on a user's profile page and provides two blocks one with the latest visitors on a user's profile page and one with the latest visitors on own profile page.
See User Visits Advanced for additional functionality.
Typogrify.module brings the typographic refinements of Typogrify to Drupal.
- Wraps ampersands (the “&†character) with
<span class="amp"></span>. - Prevents single words from wrapping onto their own line using Shaun Inman's Widont technique.
- Converts straight quotation marks "" to typographer's quotation marks “â€, „“ or «» using SmartyPants language dependent.
- Converts multiple hyphens to en dashes and em dashes (according to your preferences), using SmartyPants.
- Wraps multiple capital letters with
<span class="caps"></span>. - Wraps initial quotation marks with
<span class="quo"></span>or<span class="dquo"></span>. - Adds a css style sheet that uses the
<span>tags to substitute a showy ampersand in headlines, switch caps to small caps, and hang initial quotation marks. - Inserts ligatures (if supported by platform and browser).
- Replaces ascii arrows with unicode arrows (if supported by platform and browser).
- Inserts thin-space in abbreviations.
- Groups digits in large numbers.
- Replaces
=in words with a soft hyphen (­), to allow hyphenated line-breaks.
A Ta-da Listâ„¢ clone for Drupal; not in any way affiliated with 37 Signals. Similar to the to-do list you see in Basecamp, except uses:
Allows the use of ImageMagick to generate labels from text, using predefined rendering options.
Provides for an upload fonts capability, using TTF style fonts.
Community-managed taxonomy (CMT) opens categorization of content to the site's community.
Module Status
This module is currently not maintained. Contact me if you are interested in maintaining it.
The session restore module allows sessions (which are stored in a separate table) to be restored upon login.
FormCorral provides a simple and effective way to capture form data that can be emailed, downloaded as a CSV, and/or viewed in Drupal's admin interface.
A CCK field that simply displays a button. It features some default code written in jQuery.
This module provides an alternate way to manage blocks. If you have many blocks that are displayed in different configurations across your site's pages, managing them through the standard blocks admin interface can be tedious. For example, say you decide you want to add six blocks to three different pages based on request URI and four blocks (including two of the original six) to three other pages based on node type. This quickly becomes a frustrating exercise as you think through writing logic per block that will handle the overlap correctly. Block Assign simply provides another approach to organizing blocks.
Please be very sure to read the release notes before installing. They warn of (intentional) potential data loss as a result of configuring the module.
The User Activity module calculates an activity index based on a user's logins, page impressions, created nodes and comments.
The weight for each value is adjustable by an administrator.
It provides an activity-o-meter on the user's profile page, a block with the most active users and an overview page of users sorted by activity.
A collection of addons for the GMap module.
Available modules:
Menu Block Split has moved to Github
Utilizes the HTML imagemap to provide a block. Autoconverts "node/$nid" paths into aliased paths.
No longer maintained.
Overview
User Comment gives you more control over comment permissions.
Druplet module was a handy tool in the early days of multi-site.
Top Node provides a Views display type called 'node page' that displays a single node, using the same code that the node module does on that node's own default page.
This module implements an API to convert the information you already have into geographic information.
About Skeleton Outlines
The Skeleton module works with the core Book module to create pre-configured outlines that can be reused. Those outlines can include any node type, including those defined by CCK.
After creating a skeleton and assigning templates to it, users with the proper permission will be able to create new books that clone the outline and content of the skeleton.