Under active development

This is placeholder page for the future module of html2theme. I aim to release the first development version within a week.

The html2theme module will help developers with a flying start converting static HTML pages, either hosted on web or uploaded as file, to a drupal theme.
It generates a wysiwyg like interface where the user can add and remove regions and theme variables visually into the static HTML imported.

This module is a greate tool for:

This module allows the user to change the bundle of an entity right from the entity form.

Sponsored by Publicis Modem. Developed and sponsored by Commerce Guys.

Slidedeck Module enables you to increase the user experience by giving you the jquery slide effect. This module wrappes the jquery slidedeck plugin within. Thus it provides admin interface to add more slidedeck widgets and for each slidedeck we can choose set of blocks as slide deck content.

It also provides an option to choose the skin for the widgets.

Installation:
1. Copy the slidedeck module directory to your modules directory
2. Enable module thorugh modules admin interface (admin/modules).

This module provides auto-save functionality for nodes. The idea is similar to http://drupal.org/project/autosave but this project doesn't use jquery.field plugin and supports autosaving of any form fields including:

• Filefeilds
• Fields with attached WYSIWYG editor
• References fields
• Autocomplete fields

Here is list of currently supported features:

Tänä on demo sandbonx for cast

Extends the Media module by allowing you to specify a default directory for files uploaded via the media browser. Defaults are set per media type, and these defaults apply to uploads from both the admin/content/media page and the WYSIWYG Media plugin. The defaults will also be used for file and image fields that use the media file selector widget, unless the field's "File directory" option has been set.

See the following issues for more information on problem that this module addresses:

Allows you to search to defined menu items in linkit autocomplete

Testing for MTurk.

Overview

The 'Koumbit Platforms (kplatforms)' project is a package that allows you to create ready-made platforms for the Aegir hosting system. Just download it and run a single shell command.

The package contains:

• Script 'kplatforms.sh'
  Used in the command line interface (shell) to create your platforms for the Drupal flavor of your choice, the script calls drush make for you with the makefiles you specify. See usage and examples at Creating platforms with the script 'kplatforms.sh'.
• Makefiles
  Used by the script, these hold all the information needed to construct a Drupal installation. They contain more than 400 selected modules, themes, libraries, profiles, features, cores and distributions. They are a spaghetti of information used to give you a tasty platform on a silver platter. Look at the menu: Inclusions and distributions and Creating platforms with the stub makefiles.

This project is based on the patch at http://drupal.org/node/672354 for Dialog API module for Drupal 6. It supports viewing, editing, deleting and creating nodes inside jQuery UI Dialog via ctools AJAX library.