Drush Multiply

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A Drush command to create multiple, identical sites within a single docroot. This is designed for classroom-based training, where many sites need to be created at once.

Marquee Block

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Provides a jQuery-based scrolling marquee block that can be customized with your own text or HTML. Configure speed, scroll direction and scroll behavior easily on the Block setup page.

Requires the "jquery.marquee.js" script, available at https://gist.github.com/2484402

Treewalk Previous / Next

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Previous/Next (Back/Forward) links for entity and other pages, that allow to visit them in a sequence.

Unlike with the existing back/forward module, the sequence of items (entities etc) is not based on a view, but on hierarchical information already present in your site.

VIE.js

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VIE.js (“Vienna IKS Editables”) is a JavaScript library for implementing decoupled Content Management Systems and semantic interaction in web applications. In short, VIE provides a bridge between Backbone.js and the semantic web.

With VIE you can easily interact with RDFa-annotated content on your pages, as well as connect with various semantic services like Apache Stanbol and DBpedia.

Migrate parcels

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Migrate parcels are like Features for entities. The idea is that you can use this to export your 'structural' entities to CSV files which can be kept under version control as part of your codebase and used in installing new instances of a site.

Structural entities are those that form part of the site's essential build rather than its content; this can often be a vague distinction but a good example is the taxonomy terms for major versions on drupal.org ('6.x', '7.x' and so on).