Administration

This module is strongly not recommended to be used on production servers. Development / Testing Only.

In certain situations, such as when developing a custom distribution, you want to allow certain user roles to be able to enable or disable a small subset of modules, without providing those users full administrative access.

This module allows you to provide a set of whitelisted modules. In combination with a new permission Administer modules, users of those roles will have access to the administer modules page, but will only be able to manage the whitelisted modules.

This module provides configurable ways to modify site and object look, feel and behavior.
Page Manager module is used as a configuration tool.

Sometimes decision making can be PITA. This is the solution we created for those hard moments.

This project is a collection of functions that I use in my everyday life managing few drupal projects.

Dirty form detection using the jquery.AreYouSure library.

What is Admin Toolbar module?

Admin Toolbar intends to improve the default Drupal Toolbar (the administration menu at the top of your site) to transform it into a drop-down menu, providing a fast access to all administration pages.

The module works on the top of the default toolbar core module and is therefore a very light module and keeps all the toolbar functionalities (shortcut / media responsive).

How to use Admin Toolbar module?

Just install it like any other module.

The OpenID Connect Extras module extends the functionality of the OpenID Connect module by adding these key functionalities:

This module allows you to:

• Hide vertical tabs on add/edit node pages depending on content type and role.
• Decide vertical tabs order (with a drag and drop interface since version 1.2).

Warning

You may need to clear drupal's and/or browsers cache if you don't see any changes after modifying vertical tabs order. Suggestions to improve the source code are welcome!

Drupal 8

Drupal 8 version is fully functional. Please, give me feedback!

Ever found yourself wanting to get rid of some of the basic functionality that Drupal automatically adds to mutli-value fields, such as draggable handles, header row, or even add more button? Now you can!

How to use