and extension to the email module to allow for links to emails address contact form as an image with the email address in it
A very simple module to import HTML sites to Drupal.
Variable module add-ons and tools. See http://drupal.org/project/variable
Adds support for managed and unmanaged files/images as variables. It provides four new variable types:
- file_upload, unmanaged file
- image_upload, image file, unmanaged
- file_managed, managed file
- image_managed, managed image file
Multiple swtiching options for mobile devices / domains.
- Switch to mobile domain for mobile devices (minimal UI to switch back manually)
- When on mobile domain:
- Switch View modes for content (Display Suite)
- Switch Variables,
- Switch theme.
A Drupal module to make a daily Bible reading program available on your website.
This module is sponsored by Family Community Church (http://www.familycc.org), and was designed for their custom Bible-in-a-year reading program. The module is flexible and can be set up with any sort of 365-day reading configuration.
Double gis maps and geolocation module development
Fieldgroup List adds an ordered or unordered list as an html wrapper for the FieldGroup module.
It will wrap all the elements inside this group with an <ul> or <ol> and it will render all the elements inside the group inside a <li> element.
Acronym of "Lazy Guinea Pig".
Created by the laziest, LGP is a Drupal library for slackers. Aren't you?
ATM, LGP provides a set of tools to debug Drupal.
The ad manager module provides a single interface for managing ads from various providers across sites it is installed on.
Providers are modules written to bring in ad units from advertising networks such as DoubleClick, AdSense, etc.
Documentation for setting up ad manager, creating and editing ad units, and altering ad provider settings is available in the project's documentation.
This is a basic FAQ module designed to allow for the creation of powerful FAQ lists!
Panopoly FAQ is a feature for providing a simple question / answer information display via pages and blocks.
Structurally, Panopoly FAQ creates a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) content type which via taxonomy terms creates various "faq groupings" which can be displayed via a default FAQ page and/or displayed in specific blocks.
