Administration

The Menu Tree Compare module helps us visually compare two menu trees for two different languages, indicating items that are translations of each other and have the same parent / weight, as well as items that exist in one menu tree but not in another.

This may be useful if we use different menu trees for different languages, and we are looking to periodically compare the structure / order of the items to make sure they're not out of sync.

Usage:

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Summary

This module provides a simple API to feed credentials, and returns a status message after verification.
Script for apache (external vhost) included.

Use cases

Overview

This module allows you to specify different permissions for roles for all operations related to menu and menu items. You can delegate permissions for one role to edit the menu items of specific custom menu. Another role to have all permissions and so on ...
The module adds permission lines for every custom menu for all known operations - "add", "edit", "reset", "delete", "view". The module doesn't mess up the standard 'administer menu' permission. If a role has it then users with that role can do everything related to menus without the other permissions.

Tired of manage responsive when you have to use WYSIWYG editor ?

This module provide a plugin for CKEditor which allows the user to add responsive area in a textarea.

This module is only inserting the correct markup. In exemple for a 50-50 area the inserted markup is :

Configuration Synchronizer provides methods for safely importing site configuration from updated modules, themes, or distributions.

Configuration Synchronizer requires Configuration Provider and Configuration Update Base, part of the Configuration Update Manager project.

This is a very granular script optimizer. It will allow administrators and developers to control the location of scripts (scope) to footer/header, etc and also disable scripts on certain paths, nodes and taxonomies. The goal of this project is to provide granular script control for sites which are trying to optimize their client/browser load times.

This module allows administrators to post and edit comments as anonymous users (that is, with a name and optional homepage rather than connected to a user account).

It also allows administrators to post new comments on nodes which have comments disabled.

To use, simply enable and give the permission "Administer anonymous comments" to the roles you would like to have these privileges.

Building a dashboard for your customers.

The Advanced status module provides a detailed status report of your site. This report may be useful when debugging issues or when asking for technical support from thirdy-parties, such as Drupal.org issue queues, or Drupal expert individuals or companies. The Advanced status report can be viewed on your site, or it can be downloaded to be sent in email attachments or uploaded elsewhere.