This module allows you to "archive" content types by preventing new content from being created, but still allowing full access to existing nodes.
Provides integration with TNT Express XML quotes for Ubercart.
Note this is for TNT Express Australia.
Note you need a specific type of account with TNT Express for this to work - a casual account is not sufficient - talk to your TNT Express rep for more details.
This module provides a views argument plugin which allows you to configure a view to display related nodes by that nodes taxonomy terms and descendent taxonomy terms.
For example:
The CSS 3 column-count attribute creates documents (or parts of documents) with multiple columns. See http://www.quirksmode.org/css/multicolumn.html for examples. Not all browsers support this attribute, and those that do implement it inconsistently.
This is a Drupal 7 module, it provides a password field, then anonymous users can create/edit the node with the field.
For login users, the password filed would automatically disappear.
You may want to use this field when:
your node can be created/edited by anonymous, and want a password to protect it.
you want to make a yellow page sites, and users doesn't need to login/register to post contents, but also can edit the content by their own.
This module will allow you to have your Drupal site unhosted.
Unhosted is an open web standard for decentralizing user data. On the unhosted web, data is stored per-user, wherever the user decides.
This module is an extension to the wysiwyg module when ckeditor is used as editor.
As of now it only supports CKEditor installed through the Wysiwyg module.
This module currently allows to easily change the case of letters to lower or upper case it also provides smallcaps functionality.
Requirements and Compatibility
Currently, CKEditor casechange needs the following to run:
Wysiwyg module, version 6.x-2.1 or above
the CKEditor editor, version 3.5.3 or above.
Installation
This project is a drop-in solution to enable the collections of schemas available at schema.org on your Drupal 7 site.
A simple module for managing and displaying image and flash banners.
Nodequeue RSS module provides a simple way to output nodequeue or subqueue nodes as RSS feed.
That might be useful for integration with 3-rd party consumers like Mailchimp etc.
Depends on the nodequeue module.
Basic usage:
After module installation, the new checkbox will be added to the nodequeue edit form. You need to specify which nodequeues are allowed to be exported as RSS, otherwise you will see access denied page when you hit feed url.
RSS Feed url - nqrss/qid/[sqid]/[feedLength]
