Administration

This allows one to force the language used by the Administration menu module.

Limitations

Only tested in the "OpenFed / Fast2web D7" distribution.
Normally, it should work as a standalone but it was developed in the scope of "OpenFed / Fast2web D7" distribution so it's may be not the case.
So for the moment it's very specific to "OpenFed / Fast2web D7" distribution.
If you catch an error, don't forget to report in the issues.

You don't have the latest Drush version available and you want to clear the Drupal cache easier? Here is the solution!

Just enable the module and enable it, you will see the "Clear cache" link :)

git clone --branch 8.x-1.x http://git.drupal.org/sandbox/yan_nick/2100243.git toolbar_clear_cache

This module use to adds the image in block on your Drupal site.

This module provides a field formatter for entityreference fields. The formatter can be used to peform quick changes of the view mode for each row/referred entity and the order of the referred entities. Per entity basis. It was developed for the Konzilo project, sponsored by KNTNT.

The mobile-friendly, responsive, and lightweight jQuery date & time input picker.

This module provides integration for Pickadate.js library in Drupal 7 to enhance date field collection beyond the standard picker for entity forms or custom Form API forms by providing a widget type and FormAPI element.

This module allows a user to masquerade as a set of roles (instead of masquerading as an existing user).

Under the hood, a temporary account with the appropriate roles is created on the fly and deleted when switching back.

If users do not switch back, temporary accounts are deleted by cron.

This module is now a lightning_features manifest!

This module uses the lighting_features module (7.x branch) to set up all of its functionality. It is a working example of a manifest module. It was not originally this, but evolved over time into that.

Extends the great "Commerce Recurring Framework" module in the following aspects:

Dear developer:

Inline CSS is the bane of our existence. But clients and marketing types love it and use it all the time. Probably because we aren't giving them the flexibility they need.

Inline CSS builds up over time and creates technical debt and visual inconsistencies in our website designs. These become more and more expensive to even identify, much less fix.

Documentation is hard! Developers are often too close to the implementation details to write effective end-user documentation. End-users aren't likely to go outside the application to write documentation.