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Makes Panels module work properly with Node Clone module and multilingual sites.
Makes Panels module work properly with Node Clone module and multilingual sites.
The No Colons module allows you to remove colons from form labels and other types of label text. There are two modes of operation: Remove all colons -or- Remove colons only if label text ends in punctuation (such as a question mark).
CSS Names is a collection of small modules that make it possible to add theming to items that were previously difficult to target with css selectors. Most of these modules just add additional class names to a particular HTML element, with the class name based on the element's content or position within the parent structure.
Simple input filter that will disable text caching for input formats where it is enabled. Although you won't want to use it most of the time (disabling caching will slow down you site), it can prove useful in some corner cases.
Real world example:
This module allows administrators to setup checklists for users on their site. The different checklist item types included in the module are:
1 - User check : user simply clicks the checkbox to check the item off.
2 - Administrator check : an administrator much check the item off.
3 - Node creation : the user must create a node of a specific type.
4 - Page view : the user must visit a page with a certain url
5 - Node agree : user must visit a page/node and click the I agree button that is added to the bottom.
Ever wonder why all that extra bandwidth is used up pushing the same identical HTML markup for many items on a page? This module will use the the awesome jQuery TMPL plugin to client-side populate an HTML DOM template generated by views with JSON data also generated by views.
"jQuery templates contain markup with binding expressions ('Template tags'). Templates are applied to data objects or arrays, and rendered into the HTML DOM"
Rules integration for Nodequeue module. Partly working module I started for a job I made can be found on github: https://github.com/omissis/nodequeue_rules
The Components module provides components as entities, and thus are fieldable.
Using Components Groups, you can add components to an entity on the fly.
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Dummy Content (DC) provides an API (hooks) for other modules to generate (& manage) dummy nodes.
Module to use flag-6.x-2.x to flag specific revisions of a node. We are building a reporting system that consists of updates to content over time, and revisions seems like the right place to put updated content. Combining this with a new flag to indicate the "official" version for a reporting period would allow users to keep a living document frequently updated, while having specific flagged versions that are used for a specific version.