Administration

This module is a port of CCK Field Definitions for Drupal 7. It will support the new Field API, instead of CCK.

The purpose of this module is to display to the user a list of node type fields, along with their descriptions, in a dictionary-like fashion. This is especially useful for node types that have a large amount of fields (hundreds) because it allows for viewing all the fields at a glance and studying the definitions without having to go into the actual node creation form.

This module provides functionality to remove user flags for nodes and other entities. Instead of requiring a user to login and remove the flag, the admin now has the ability to remove the flags as well. This functionality is often useful in user-submission use-cases, where users do not necessarily unflag the content that.

This module provides menu paths for unflagging and clearing entity flags out. This module also includes views fields that can be used to output 'unflag' and 'clear flags' links for each content item.

BundleCache is a module that allows more intelligent bundling of CSS and JavaScript files by grouping only files that belong together. While the aggregation mechanism in the Drupal core creates a new “bundle” for each set of files, BundleCache allows you to create for example one “main” bundle that is used throughout your site and additional bundles that are only used on certain pages. It also adds features to control the delivery of these files to the user by allowing to change the hosts from which they are served.

The Giga Menu module enables a standard Drupal menu to be displayed as a Mega Menu.

Mega Menus are menus in which sub-items are displayed all at once, giving users access to the whole navigation menu tree, and thereby reducing the number of clicks required to navigate around a website.

Giga Menu module depends on hoverIntent module.

The User Import Framework (uif) module provides simple, extensible user import via CSV (comma-separated value) files. The guiding philosophy is to make the import process as simple as possible for the end-user (the user doing the import). Hooks allow the developer (you) to add the bells and whistles you need, e.g. content_profile (D6), core user fields or profile2 (D7) support, while providing a framework which takes care of the tedious aspects of the job (forms, input parsing).

Virtual Site allows a site admin to quickly instantiate a sub-site or standalone site within a single Drupal install. Virtual site instantiation includes, among other things, the ability to quickly populate a new site with placeholder content, menus, and selection of custom themes.

This module is in early development, so it may be a few weeks before the first development release is posted. However, this project page has been created to begin fleshing out documentation and feature set.

Whenever the cache is cleared (or "flushed" in Drupal parlance), whether from new content creation of a volundary flush, the burden of caching is moved to the users: files are not actively rebuilt and put in the cache until a visitor chances upon the page to be rebuilt. This causes two problems:

1) it gives your users an impression of sluggishness about your site, and sluggish sites are bad sites;

Description

Facebook Authentication provides a light-weight integration with Facebook's Single Sign-on API. It does not register Facebook users as Drupal users and it uses Javascript SDK, so there's no external library to download.

If you need to register Facebook-authenticated users as Drupal users, please take a look at: Drupal for Facebook module by Dave Cohen.

Project Information

The Omega UI, or OUI (pronounced: ooooowheeee) is a module designed to enhance the interface for assigning and building grid regions and zones in Omega subthemes.

The Client UI Control module is intended to cleanup and "hide" options from clients that could potentially break a site after site handoff. The first iteration/release of this module simply provides a settings form to select certain themes which should be hidden from view on the theme listing page.

There are many more settings/forms I'd like to modify/hide from my clients, and will be implemented in future releases.

Features

The current feature set of the Client UI Control module is as follows: