This module is an in-line editor used to edit the body field of specific content types and blocks using Mozilla's Mozile editor.
In essence, this editor should work on all browsers, but it's best used with Mozilla Firefox.
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The Quiz Prerequisite module is a Quiz module add-on. It lets site administrators configure quizzes to have prerequisites. When enabled and configured, this module will check to see if a prerequisite quiz has been taken before allowing users take a quiz. Site administrators can configure which user roles need to meet the prerequisites.
You must download and enable the Quiz module before you can use this module
Google launched its 'on-screen' keyboard that lets you type directly in your preferred language script in an easy and consistent manner, no matter where you are or what computer you're using.
Viewcounter can run lists of arguments against a view and store the number of results in the view as nodes and their revisions.
Let's say you want to know how many nodes of type X you have and you want to track the change over time. Viewcounter allows you to do that. Different things can be used as arguments for the view that gets counted. At the moment there's support for taxonomy terms, workflow states, and other views.
The WP theme module allows using WordPress themes with Drupal. It provides a WordPress emulator for Drupal, so the WordPress themes think they're natively running WP.
This module is barely functional. It can and will break your site. That being said, it's a lot of fun to see Drupal under the skin of a WordPress theme, so I encourage you to try it. To test it out, enable the module, put a WordPress theme in sites/all/wp_themes, and turn it on at admin/build/themes.
Variable Changes module allows administrators to identify which variables have been modified since the last backup of the table variables.
This module detects variables created, modified or deleted. If you use Strongarm this module could be useful for to determine which changes were made in the variables after setting up a part of the site.
Graph API is a module to manage a data structures containing graph information.
With this module your can visualize relational data like module dependencies or relations through node or user references or even with a text field through input filter.
You need a graphing engine enabled to get some output.
As Graph API needs data for it's rendered graphs it needs
This module allows easy tagging of the content.
To use it:
Dependencies: Chaos tools.
This module is sponsored by Pronovix.
This module is for use with ApacheSolr 6.x-2.x. It overrides the way nodereferences are handled. Instead of creating facet counts for nodereferences, it creates a new field for them and adds the title + body text of the referenced node to that field. This allows the referring node to be discoverable by the title and body text of referred node. This module respects content_permissions access grants on the nodereference field.
A pull-quote is a quotation or excerpt from an article that is typically placed in a larger or distinctive typeface on the same page, serving to entice readers into an article or to highlight a key topic - see the pale yellow block in the image on the right.
Without the module, authors would need to duplicate the text excerpt.
This module automates and simplifies the use of pull-quotes for Drupal, by:
