Under active development

Adds a publish and unpublish button for a simpler editorial workflow.

Usage

Install module.

After installation, on each content type there are a new setting at publishing options and to activate publish/unpublish button for the content type you are editing, you need to check 'Use publish/unpublish button for this content type' and save.

After that you need to add permissions for which roles that could publish content.

Overview

The Display Suite Custom Node Layouts module extends the 'View mode per node' functionality provided by the Display Suite Module (via the included DS Extras submodule), allowing individual nodes to use a customized instance of the view mode layouts available for the content type.

test

Let customers quote their current cart contents.

LikeThis adds a social buttons: Facebook like, Twitter tweet, and Google+ button to nodes, taxonomy term pages, and user pages. It is also configurable, you can add your own social buttons if you like. For this version it works best with Views.

Mimics the "select and print" WordPress module. (Credits to Mile51.com for the WordPress plugin. http://www.mile51.com/selectAndPrint.html)

Perfect for blog or recipe websites where you need to display an online grocery or ingredients list. Enter your list in the specified text format, and this module will turn it into checkboxes that your viewers can use to select and print a shopping list.

This module, when enabled, will deny access to anyone who tries to access the site without first logging in (by going to /user). This allows site creators to deny access to the general public while still having the site available in production for logged in users. It's useful for sites that are under active development and are not quite ready to launch.

Future improvements planned are:

OpenLayers Editor is a web-based tool for easy and precise creation of spatial data. It is build purely with HTML and JavaScript and thus runs on the desktop and mobile devices without plug-ins. Try a demo.

This module simply adds an additional behavior to the OpenLayers module characterized by the following features.

This module provides two rules conditions based on URL arguments:

• check if a URL argument is present
• compare the value of an URL argument

It also provides an action that makes the value of an URL argument available as new variable to Rules.

Taxonomy Menu Block allows you to make blocks containing unordered lists that represent the structure of your vocabularies, creating a menu out of your taxonomies (without using Drupal's menu system).