Accessibility means that your site’s design, interface, and content are available to all users on the internet, regardless of their abilities or the assistive technologies they use. The Accessibility module is a suite of tools for content authors and theme developers to ensure their website is as accessible as possible.
This module provides "suggested terms" for free-tagging Taxonomy fields based on terms already submitted. It replaces the description field on free-tagging fields with a clickable list of previously entered terms. If javascript is not enabled the list will still appear but not be clickable. It provides the best of both worlds between a pre-existing list of terms and the ability to add new terms on the fly as needed.
This module changes your image gallery administration page to allow you to set image galleries private. You can control what user roles can view, edit, delete and post to each gallery. You can also give each gallery a list of users who have administrative access on that gallery (AKA moderators).
Image galleries are provided by the Image Gallery module inside the Image module. Image Gallery Access also requires the ACL module in order to function.
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Features:
* Display "related" content by searching for nodes with many of the same words
* Per-content type related content display
* Filter related content results by configured content types
* Basic i18n support (respects content selection mode)
Useful Drupal module to assign separate themes for different roles (including anonymous) in your system.
Often you want to separate Drupal administrative interface from frontend. You can do this assigning appropriate theme for you as user. What to do if you want to show different theme for non-authorized user?
With this module, you can select a theme per role to display. The list of roles can be ordered to manage the case when a user has several roles. Theme are displayed from the top to the bottom of the list.
This module provides drupal sites with a fuzzy search engine to allow for broader keyword matches including partial or misspelled keywords.
Fuzzy matching is implemented by using ngrams. Each word in a node is split into 3 (default) letter lengths, so 'apple' gets indexed with 3 smaller strings 'app', 'ppl', 'ple'. The effect of this is that as long as your search matches X percentage (administerable in the admin settings) of the word the node will be pulled up in the results.
This module adds a security layer to Drupal based on PHPIDS http://www.phpids.org.
The session restore module allows sessions (which are stored in a separate table) to be restored upon login.
Example use case: The quiz module stores data related to an ongoing quiz in the user's session. The session restore module keeps track of this session in its own table. If the user logs out or is timed out (for e.g., with the autologout module), the session restore module restores the last saved session the next time he/she logs in. In other words, the user is able to continue the same quiz from the same point the next time he/she logs in.
This module enables the jsMath script for displaying mathematical expressions. Users can enter arbitrary mathematical expressions in their drupal content by using the standard TeX syntax, including LaTeX and AMSLaTeX. jsMath renders this on the client's browser when the page gets displayed.
The jsMath script has been developed by Davide P. Cervone. For more information about jsMath see jsMath: A Method of Including Mathematics in Web Pages.
Google Apps provides a single sign on API (documentation) that enables people to write applications that do user authentication against a local database, and then tell google that the user is authenticated. This modules implements the API in drupal. In other words, once properly setup, this module lets Google Apps instances authenticate against your drupal user database.
The prerequisites for this module are the following:
