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The Mobile Switch Blocks provides block visibility control in mobile devices using Mobile Switch.

Required modules

• Mobile Switch, branch 2

Project created to learn git.

This module helps you organizing (and, well, kinda obfuscating) outgoing links from your site. There are different reasons why one would want to do so, e.g.:

• You do not want to know the target sites' owners where exactly from your site their visitors come.
• You want to add an explicit disclaimer to all links (a function very appreciated by site owners in internet and link phobic countries or those with too much internet lawyers all around, like e.g. Germany).
• You are polite enough to wave good bye each single user.

Features

This module consists of two (D7)/four (D6) components:

1. An input format filter.
2. Additional display formats for link fields (which also work with views).
3. A simple user profile field filter (D6 only; not needed in D7).
4. An experimental "overall page content filter" (D6 only; unsuitable in D7).

This module helps locate, document and manage (archive or delete) orphaned content assets such as images and .pdf files.

Simple Table of Contents provides an easy and automatic way to add a table of contents to all of your content. Simple Table of Contents has three important features:

• Simple installation; just enable the module and all of your content will automatically display with a table of contents.
• An administration interface to configure position and display settings.
• Easy cleanup; Simple Table of Contents generates tables of contents on the fly and does not modify your content.

Turn-key installation and configuration of Wysiwyg with TinyMCE and IMCE. Includes drush make file for dependencies.

• http://drupal.org/project/imce
• http://drupal.org/project/imce_wysiwyg
• http://drupal.org/project/wysiwyg
• https://github.com/tinymce/tinymce

This module lets you export nodes to docx files.
The module uses the http://phpword.codeplex.com and http://htmltodocx.codeplex.com libraries.

Module description

Countdown timer field module allows you to create countdown timer field to count the days, hours, minutes, and seconds until a specified event. The module uses jQuery Countdown Timer to display the countdown timer in a nice graphical way.

This module is very useful for event content types where you want to display countdown timer for the event.

Requirements / Dependencies

Create responsive layouts with help of SASS (Zen grids at the moment).

Demo video http://youtu.be/JFSRJ4A6uuY

Installation requirements

You need to have Compass installed. Module under the hood creates a project in public files directory and compiles files on every page view (this should definitively be improved). Sandbox does have zen grids in it. So no need to install them separately.

Have you ever wondered why some fieldsets in some Drupal forms are just fieldsets, others are collapsible, but once you open (or minimize) them and save the form, their collapsed state is back to what it was before you edited the data? Well, this is due to a sad side of the generally great Drupal form API. While module developers may define fieldsets as "#collapsible" and even may define an initial "#collapsed" state, the one who is to use the form - eventually day by day - is let alone, as the way he configures his forms is never ever being recalled.

Just think of users having to create articles day by day, or just think of yourself as a site builder: How many times have they (or you) possibly sweared at the need to always open/close all these nice little fieldsets?

Well: Forget about it. This tiny shiny tool here solves the problem - even for anonymous users.