Administration

Toggle Role gives you the ability to hide (and show) the admin interface and edit buttons. This lets administrators, editors, and other roles view the drupal site without their role's abilities showing up and cluttering up the screen.

In essense, this emulates the "sudo" command found on linux computers. The user will retain all rights to their role, but for day-to-day operations, they can hide the admin menu in order to browse the site, all without needing to log in as a non-privileged user.

The aim of this module is to provide functionality to prevent users to login to a page and displays them a message with countdown that the site is scheduled for the maintenance and will be turned off. This gives the site users ability to safely finish and save their work.

This module will disable following forms:

The future home of the upcoming D8 Postfix Admin Module.

This projest inspired by the Mailfix module.

The project Shared Content introduces technology to build a content sharing network. Different to classical content sharing that duplicate full content items across multiple servers, this project is first about notifying system about content availability and building references to relevant/related content from the network.

The architecture introduces two key content concepts:

• Local content
• Remote content

The shared content architecture thus provides two main components:

Exclude nodes from indexing by Search API with the hook hook_search_api_query_alter().

Use case

If you want to exclude nodes from Search API results.

Sticky Edit Actions AKA "Sticky Submit" sticks element with the ID of "edit-actions" to the bottom of the page when scrolling away from where it normally is and leaves it alone when not.

Summary

Module dependency toggle is a small module that hides module dependencies and provides a button for showing/hiding.

This module also works with module filter.

Requirements

JavaScript must be enabled for this module to work.

Configuration

None required.

This module is aimed to call external Spam Databases in order to have information on the new users who are registering on your site.

Experimental Project

This module tries to give an report about the current performance settings and tries to come with some recommendation related to performance extension that every Drupal site should be using to boots performance.

Plug-ins

The modules uses ctools as plug-in system and comes as default with support for checking the performance settings/stats for the list below.