LibreJS module provides compatibility with the LibreJS browser plugin. It allows site administrators to configure the license and source code URL of each JavaScript file used by the site, and adds metadata to pages indicating that all inline JavaScript in the page is GPL v3+.
The sandbox project is a temporary fork of Multi Node Edit to provide edit "child" nodes of a child-referenced parent node support. Apologies for the confusing project name (similar to original) for your convenience to make local path in Version tab Git instructions more straightforward. It is the intent that this sandbox code eventually gets folded back into the multi_node_edit module.
registration pay module
This nice module allows you to manage background cover by power of Context module.
A simple profiler focused on giving an overview of various central parts of drupal.
To install:
1. Download to your modules folder as usual.
2. Add include '[path to dprof module]/config.inc'; to your settings.php
3. Enable the module (and ensure overrides get written under /files/default/dprof)
Drush command dprof-rebuild for build/rebuild required override files if needed is also included.
An interface that allows for quick tasks to be completed by short commands in the browser.
Speedboxes as a Drupal module to easily check or uncheck a selection of checkboxes on a site.
In many cases when you assign permissions to a role you have to check many single checkboxes. With that module you just have to select the boxes by "left click and drag the mouse" over them. Then a small toolbar appears and you can check, uncheck or invert the checkboxes state. On big sites with many roles and permissions this will save a lots of time!
Installation on Drupal 7:
This module allows you to put a site into develop mode. This is a webserver agnostic way of forcing site visitors to log in with credentials, like .htaccess passwords. Also, it blocks search engine crawlers from indexing the site while in development.
Receives GitHub "Post Receive Hook" messages and conducts a 'git pull' in the configured repository.
Helpful for when you have a non-technical person helping with the code or theme, but aren't familiar with git-pulling to the staging server.
Have you ever wanted to quickly hide certain developer & admin elements such as admin menu or not tabs but don't want the hastle of disabling modules or logging out or changing identities.
Begone is designed to scratch this itch. Via the admin interface you add css selectors that you would like to be able toggle on and off. When the small begone toggler is clicked thes elements are toggled on or off.
It is non-invasive simply hiding and showing elements using jQuery.
Simple.
The module name pays homage to the begone easter egg found in Adobe photoshop.
