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Most sites that I work on have Full HTML as the default filter because most of the users prefer to use a WYSIWYG editor like FCKEditor. When using a WYSIWYG editor you need to have the Input Format set to Full HTML or all the WYSIWYG goodness won't show up.

Personally I prefer not to use a WYSIWYG editor, nor do I prefer to use Full HTML as my Input Filter. I like to keep my nodes simple and the Filtered HTML Input Filter works just fine for me.

Provides a block that allows users to manage their own RSS feeds.

This project is obsolete and will receive no further development

This module is ABANDONED.

Please use Node Reminder.

Profile Checkboxes is a small elegant module that adds the much sought after, but elusive multiple choice checkboxes/multi-select and single choice radio buttons to the core profile module. This is made possible WITHOUT hacking the module or applying a patch. Instead, a single configuration option is added to the "list selection" profile field form page. Selecting this option will magically transform the given single list selection options to checkboxes, multi-select or radio buttons on the user profile form page.

This project is designed to plug into both the e-Commerce and Webform modules.

It basically improves how e-Commerce interacts with the webform module by doing the following:

• Allows adding products to the cart on submission of the form.
• Changes the 'submit' button on the client form to 'Add to cart' when above is enabled.

Check out the README.txt for instructions on installation and configuration.

A WebQuest is a learning activity used by educators. During this activity learners read, analyze, and synthesize information using the World Wide Web. Webquests were invented by Bernie Dodge and Tom March at San Diego State University in 1995. Read more on Wikipedia

This module implements the WebQuest functionality in Drupal. Together with this module will be released by the Fedora team a Sugar client to interact with this module. More information will come soon.

This is now easier to do with Views or even just theming. I'm not using this module anymore, but if someone wants to maintain it, please contact me.

Have you ever used CCK Blocks? This module does the same thing but for terms.

It's not very easy to create a block just to show the terms in the node, this module will create a block for every Vocabulary. This module also provides a function to print the terms of a node on a page or content, all you have to do is:

Now that Drupal 7 is widely used and there are so many easy ways to produce jQuery slideshows using the views module, Fancy Slide is redundant, although it is still available for those Drupal 6 users who want to use it.

Fancy Slide is a jQuery slideshow module with a fancy interface. Check out our demo! It has the following features:

This project is obsolete and will receive no further development