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What is this?

Subforms module enables to define partial forms that can be used to edit a certain group of fields on node edit forms.

Installation

Copy subforms folder to your module directory and then enable on the admin/modules page.

Usage

Go to admin/structure/types/manage/TYPE/subforms to view the list of defined subforms and
admin/structure/types/manage/TYPE/subforms/add to create a new one.
On this page add a name to the new subform, select a certain group of fields which
will be used on the subform and set permissions.

Create interface

Using RDFa to make content inline editable

createjs.org
semantic-cms.info

This module integrate the create.js library (http://createjs.org/) with drupal. It allows inline editing content on RDFa annotated pages. It depends on Services, Rest Server and Jquery Update.

Keep content clean!

TextCleaner is a simple module aimed at keeping content clean of empty HTML tags.

The best example for using this module would be if you have Fields that are HTML formatted with WYSIWYGs. WYSIWYGs sometimes insert empty HTML tags that can make your content look messy.

For example, the following markup can be seen in a variety of WYSIWYG output(s) and difficult to remove for the end-user (from a WYSIWYG UI):

Project placeholder. Developing locally and will release soon :)

A comprehensive tool for synchronizing between Drupal 7 and Mendeley. Under development. For D6, there is already a great tool at Github.

This is a very simple module that enables the user to make the 'Custom Path' field required on node creation or edit. It works in a few simple steps.

By itself, this module doesn't do anything. It is simply a helper module to help site developers to easily implement and manage CTools Wizards. This module helps to reduce code complexity and increase code reuse by turning the typical CTools wizard setup into an easy to implement hook called hook_wizard_info. Using this hook, it then employs naming conventions + file structures to create wizards that can be easily themed and managed.

There is a sample module included to help illustrate how this helper can be utilized within your code base.

Managed Groups is a lightweight, top-down approach to grouping that relies upon complete administrative control of group creation and membership. Many sites use grouping functionality to create autonomous, flexible, peer-managed sub-communities within the site; in these cases Organic Groups is ideal. However, other sites require top-down approaches to administration and management, wherein user creation and management of groups must be carefully managed by the administrator; in these cases Managed Groups may be more appropriate.

This module provides a Bean (http://drupal.org/project/bean) plugin for the great Twitter Pull module (http://drupal.org/project/twitter_pull).

It enables you to create as many twitter pull blocks as you would like and set the configurations for each of these blocks individually.

Please have a look at the Twitter Pull module description in order to determine if this level of integration is sufficient for your needs.