Under active development

The sandbox project is a temporary fork of Multi Node Edit to provide edit "child" nodes of a child-referenced parent node support. Apologies for the confusing project name (similar to original) for your convenience to make local path in Version tab Git instructions more straightforward. It is the intent that this sandbox code eventually gets folded back into the multi_node_edit module.

A module to improve the interaction for administrators.

Filters out menu items per language on the menu edit form.
Places each menu item with language selected in a vertical tab.

Also works good with content_menu

Dependencies
* i18n_menu

registration pay module

Provides a Chaos tools content type that displays multiple entity fields.

This nice module allows you to manage background cover by power of Context module.

This is a sandbox module which may never get off the ground at all. I'm currently looking for feedback to gauge interest.

The Workflow module supports changing workflow state in either the node edit form or under the Workflow tab. This module streamlines the state-change process by providing buttons (for users with sufficient access) directly in the node content, which will allow the user to change the workflow state to the next or previous available state.

A database driver for the Akiban database.

Introduction

This package is a suite of modules for managing AWS environments.

Primarily, the focus is on Elastic Beanstalk and deploying code from git directly to Elastic Beanstalk environments.

The Search API Page module already exposes the search forms as block. This takes that functionality one step further. This module exposes Search API Pages as blocks and uses the node's title as keywords. This allows you to use your existing search results page to direct users to related content.

Currently, this module is only useful when placing search result blocks on node pages, since it currently only uses $node->title as the search keywords. Future development can lead to other uses, including using Taxonomy terms, Context module, or custom fields to set the keywords.

Drupal Beer Module.

The name is intentional - leave it alone.