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This D7 module would like to make lists of the "best content" of the site based on points. Something like http://drupal.org/project/userpoints but with nodes.

Features
Every node can give points based on several rules which the admin user can change.
Points based on
- the length of the node body
- the number of the comments
- taxonomy ids
- statistics
- users votes
- extra points of the editor

:) (sorry for my english)

This module handles contexts for locale. It requires the custom-locale core patch, which is bundled (for Drupal 6.20) with this module.

Under /admin/settings/language/contexts the available and default contexts are managed.

"Available contexts" are the contexts available to the system.
"Default contexts" are the default contexts for the site, FILO fallback.

The translation integrates into Drupals core Locale module.

A node I found describes how to do it manually, this is a minimalistic module that adds a button to the admin interface.

The user will be restricted from premium content. The content will be unlocked with the presence of page specific cookies and/or a master (Profile complete) cookie.

Users will unknowingly register and login with just an email account. All other required profile fields will be progressively required for access to premium content.

This module will be dependent on premium content or content access? Still deciding...

Drupal implementation of Heyday's jQuery plugin to synchronize the scrolling of columns within a container.

So far all that exists are a quick 'n dirty implementation for D6 and D7. More to come.

Give User and Organic Group admistrators to override a panel behavior to assume a new layout and content.

Can be used to create dashboards for users or groups or override general structure for group pages per group.

page_style.module allows user to specify its own page styles. That mean he can create some kind of style with CSS class. After creating a list of CSS classes, user is able to assign page_styles to any created node. CSS class will be appended to body_classes variable, or to any other user predefined variable. After this steps you can theme your CSS class in your CSS file as needed.

Matador is a different way of creating content for your site. It allows you to preview your content as your build it. In it's current state matador allows you to build content with list, paragraphs, pictures, files, and dividers.

After enabling the module, enable a content type to use matador by editing the content type.

Sandbox

A test sandbox