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Provides a UI for site builders to quickly and easily search for and install modules and themes from within the admin area of their site. This is similar to how WordPress works.

The reasoning behind this project is to lower the barrier for new Drupal users to quickly and easily find and install modules and themes on their sites, without needing to know how to use Drush or using the current process of searching for a module on Drupal.org, downloading it, unzipping it, uploading it to the correct directory, and finally enabling it.

civicrm_qlookup

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Module containing a civicrm hook for a more efficient search. Used on the autocomplete on the navigation bar.
When you type something, it searches first at the start of the last name or organisation name, then first name, then last name.
This strategy works especially well when you have above 5k contacts.

Comment QA

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Comment QA stands by Comments, Questions and Answers.

Comment QA extends the default Drupal commenting system by adding questions and answers (Q&A) capabilities to the Drupal commenting system.

Drupal comments, by default, will produce a sequence (or thread) of comments entered by users. This works for most sites featuring blogs, forums, etc. But it is not enough for sites where users need to ask questions and get answers from other users or from the owner of a node; a situation very common on B2B sites and communities of practice.

Responsive Image Mapping

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Greatly inspired by the Borealis Responsive Image project, this module uses the same image replacement theory, Displaying a small image initially and, as the images get larger, swapping them out for a larger image.

The difference is that Borealis creates 7 new image styles for each image style you make responsive and maps them based on the module's calculated breakpoints.