Contactlink provides a "contact the author" link for nodes and comments. Admins can choose which content types to display the links for.
Links will show up only for node or comment authors who have chosen to be contactable via their contact forms.
Requires contact.module. Initial development sponsored by CivicSpace.
This module provides integration between Drupal and Memcached with the following features:
Provides a theme-independent administration interface (aka. navigation
, back-end
). It's a helper for novice users coming from other CMS, a time-saver for site administrators, and useful for developers and site builders.
Administrative links are displayed in a CSS/JS-based menu at the top on all pages of your site. It not only contains regular menu items — tasks and actions are also included, enabling fast access to any administrative resource your Drupal site provides.
Labels Forms with their form_id and provides developers with a dump of the corresponding form array.
Enhanced by the Devel module but not depending on it.
A standardized solution for building API's so that external clients can communicate with Drupal. Out of the box it aims to support anything Drupal Core supports and provides a code level API for other modules to expose their features and functionality via HTTP. It provide Drupal plugins that allow others to create their own authentication mechanisms, request formats, and response formats.
Currently all development is happening on github for the useful help of PR's. https://github.com/kylebrowning/services
Good news! SWF Tools development is going to get started again! Sorry it's been a while since any issues got fixed, and that there's not a SWF Tools 7 (yet!). I can't promise any dates yet, but it will happen. Read a bit more here.
SWF Tools allows you to easily embed flash content and media players on your pages. The whole concept of SWF Tools is to let you focus on displaying media on your site, but without having to write code to enable it.
This module provides API integration with the Twitter microblogging service. Out of the box, it allows users to:
Blix is a port of the WordPress template by the same name. It was originally created by Sebastian Schmieg
The port was done by the guys at GoodBasic, and requires the PHPTemplate theme engine.
This is a theme I created based on bradlis7.com.
It contains three color variations Blue, Green & Brown
To change theme colors, edit style.css in the theme folder, the theme in base.css is for basic styles, and a few colors that are good for all light bg, dark text theme (if you change this you may need to override them in either style.css or base.css).
Work is under progress, soon you will get the d7 version release.
This theme is an implementation of the "Holy Grail" layout, as presented by Matthew Levine's 2006 article in A List Apart: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/holygrail
Levine wrote that he wanted a system which:
This is indeed an incredibly flexible theme and uses a little CSS to do a lot of the heavy lifting. Your 'main content' will appears first in the source code before the 'secondary content', regardless of how it appears on the page. "Sidebar-Content-Sidebar" layouts, "Content-Sidebar-Sidebar", "Sidebar-Sidebar_Content", are all super-easy to create and edit, using only CSS. You can also create fixed width themes adding a single line of CSS.
This theme is meant to target developers who have a decent grasp of CSS. My goal is to develop this theme as a lightweight base theme and allow fast and agile development of 'semantically nice' sub-themes.
This theme is used as the base theme of the OpenScholar project.
This theme was first developed by Crell, then by NancyDru and now by Shaun Wolf Wortis.
