Maintenance fixes only

There are a couple really good modules out there for periodic revision maintenance and keeping node revisions in check, namely Node Revision Delete and Node Revision Restrict. These modules aim to make regular maintenance of your revisions easier to prevent revisions tables from growing too large. Stop here and try one of those projects if you have fewer than half a million rows in node_revision.

Simple module that uses PhantomJS to generate a PDF version of any Drupal page.

For example for a PDF version of http://site.com/blog you would link to http://site.com/pdf-version/blog.

If you ever wanted to turn your Drupal site into a membership site, PayPal Roles is probably the best option for doing just that.

This module is sponsored by: Jeney Repro Ltd.

Requirements

This module requires the following modules:

Set and display tooltips on Views field and field headers. Uses multiple tooltip plugins, including qTip and qTip2. Supports full HTML, AJAX and Views tokens.

This module supersedes Views Label Tooltip. Existing settings from that module will be automatically migrated here.

Description

Add HTML5 form fields to your modules

• email
• color
• number
• tel
• url
• search
• output

Git clone

git clone --branch 7.x-1.x DavidWitczak@git.drupal.org:sandbox/DavidWitczak/2298377.git html5_form_field

This module helps to manage access control to contents based on taxonomy terms referenced upon a content.
In situation where we need to allow view, create, edit and delete access to taxonomy terms for user roles for various contents. This module provides a second layer of acl to contents as per term reference upon user roles.

Synopsis

Drupal's Style guide module contains a Style guide palette sub-module, which stores color swatches in the database and displays them on a separate page from the main style guide. However, themers who develop with CSS pre-processors like SCSS or LESS often store colors as variables inside the stylesheets themselves, and these colors may change as the project evolves (meaning that a database update would need to happen each time a color changes).

This project extends the sassy module to support creating a Zen sub theme using a PHP CSS pre-processor reducing having a dependency on Ruby for development.

Currently this module only support Sassy Compass with the focus on the Zen theme system, however the principles used here could easily be applied to add support for other CSS pre-processors systems.

This module adds an extra option for Administration menu to exclude it for certain paths. This might be useful sometimes for example if you are using Civicrm which loads its own menu.
It creates a new tab in the administration menu configuration page to write the url's you want to exclude.

Requirements
It requires to have installed Administration menu (https://www.drupal.org/project/admin_menu).

Installation

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