This is a very simple filter that adds surrounding tags around floated img, figure, or table tags.
The filter scans for inline CSS styles and if a float:left or float:right is found (usually added by WYSIWYG editors), a configurable tag (span or div) is added around the original tag with a class of "floatleft" or "floatright".
The Client UI Control module is intended to cleanup and "hide" options from clients that could potentially break a site after site handoff. The first iteration/release of this module simply provides a settings form to select certain themes which should be hidden from view on the theme listing page.
There are many more settings/forms I'd like to modify/hide from my clients, and will be implemented in future releases.
The current feature set of the Client UI Control module is as follows:
Sports Scores is a module that fetches scores from an external site for certain sports. The module stores the data returned in the database, and provides hooks for other modules to integrate with.
The original purpose of this module is to save me hand-entering scores each week into pickem. There is basic views functionality included.
This module enables Views to use EntityFieldQuery as the query back-end, allowing you to query all defined entity types and their fields, even the ones stored in non-SQL storage. Unless you are storing your data outside of the SQL database, you probably don't need this module.
If there are any others that should be added here, please let me know so that I may add them to the list.
Jettison unwanted CSS and JavaScript files!
This module provides a hook-based mechanism for getting rid of unwanted CSS and JS files. Simply declare which files you want deleted, and this will take care of removing them.
There's also a nice administration interface that can be used for simple cases.
Sometimes a module adds CSS or JS that you don't want (or don't want to show up on non-admin themes). Use Jettison to get rid of them.
This module provides multiple Linkback implementations for Drupal 8.
A linkback is a method for Web authors to obtain notifications when other authors link to one of their documents. This enables authors to keep track of who is linking to, or referring to, their articles. The four methods (Refback, Trackback, Pingback and Webmention) differ in how they accomplish this task.
This project is currently on hold. The CDN module is making solid progress, but I don't currently have time to build an all-encompassing solution. Please continue to use the separate projects for now.
This project will eventually become an all-in-one solution to all your WPO (Web Performance Optimization) needs for Drupal 7.
A single module with a consistent UI for all WPO needs is much more manageable than installing a myriad of modules, each with a UI that lives somewhere else.
What will it do? It will:
Note: CSS/JS are gzipped by Drupal 7 core automatically.
First, the CDN module version 2.0 will be released, as well as Episodes 2.0, and the BundleCache module for Drupal 6 will be made stable. Then, work on this module will begin.
I know, it's bad practice to reserve a Drupal namespace, but I think it's justified in this case — I've proven to work on several of the aforementioned modules over a long period of time (I'm the maintainer of three of them).
If you want to speed up development, contact me for sponsorship.
This is a simple little module that will get the number of Facebook 'Likes' for the nodes on your site. It then exposes that information to views so that you can, for example, sort by it.
The module provides API for other Drupal modules to interface with the OpenERP via the XML-RPC calls.
