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Allows users to clean up content in wysiwyg editors.

It is meant to be a generic solution to clean up content in Wysiwyg editors. It can be used to clean up content from third party softwares as word processors or any situation where content needs to be cleaned up.

Using rules based on jQuery selectors or regular expression, you can provide buttons for wysiwyg editors to clean up content. Optionally, cleaning can be automatically fired on paste.

By default an "Open Office" preset is provided. It cleans up content copied from Open Office.

Requires the Wysiwyg module and the last 6.x-2.x-dev version of jQuery Update module (this is required for complex jQuery selectors like "div[attr*=value]" to work).

Concept

Imagine that a new version of your favorite distribution is released. What if all you had to do to upgrade an existing installation was to type: "drush distro update", no matter how radical the changes in the distribution's composition? Is that a goal worth pursuing?

This module deletes all database tables and files for the current site and redirect back to install.php so that one can reinstall Drupal from scratch. The purpose of this module is to assist in the testing of install profiles. It is only useful during development.

This module provides developers with tools to deal with SASS/SCSS stylesheets. It uses phamlp as a base, but would be better if you used this updated version , PHP port of Haml and Sass, to compile SASS / SCSS files into CSS.

The process is entirely automated and does not require special access to the system, (i.e., can be used on minimal featured hosts).

Css Dry allows you to write css without repeating yourself all the time.

The co-maintainers for this modules are Allain Lalonde and Kris Khaira. Allain wrote the core class of CssDry: CSSProcessor. Which he published at his blog and I then picked up, tweaked and made into a Drupal module.

This module is a wrapper if http://sprymedia.co.uk/article/Visual+Event and provides a tool to display a visual representation of bound JS events.

Events in Javascript are often seen as a bit of an enigma.

This is odd given that Javascript is very much an event driven language,
but it is typically down to their complex nature and difficulty to debug.

Project removed and rolled back into http://drupal.org/project/domain for Drupal 7.

Part of the Domain Access suite.

Allows for the automatic creation of subdomains for registered users.

This is the Drupal 7 development branch.

Part of the Domain Access suite.

Provides Views integration for Domain Access.

Note that the module requires Domain Access 7.x.2.14 or higher.

Proper textual browser for use with Drupal and SimpleTest.