This “Microformats†module is a collection of methods designed to render semantic markup that can be altered by the core Drupal theme subsystem. It uses several PHP libraries via composer to implement the common Microformat design patterns.
The module allows users in a Drupal site to add their blogs to their profile. Administrators will have the option of approving selected blogs upon which the blog gets added to the Syndicated Feeds on the site and the content of the blog will get syndicated to the content in the site through the Feed module. This allows users to add their blogs to the site through a moderated channel. The development of the module was sponsored by Malayal.am
The bookblock module can generate an individual menu block for each of your site's books.
These blocks can then be administered as any other block to appear on the pages you choose. You aren't limited to making them appear on book pages only.
This module adds a new node option Premium content along with core publishing options (Published, Promoted to front page, Sticky at top of lists).
When a node is published as premium content, only users with proper privileges may view the full content of the node.
Non-premium users can still access premium nodes but only get the content rendered in teaser context, even when trying to view the full content. An additional message informs them that the content is available to premium users only.
Last Changed is a module which simply keeps track of the last time any record of a certain type changes. By default the module supports nodes, comments, and users, but other types can be added as well by implementing hook_last_changed().
Last changed is useful in cases where you simply need to know the last time a record was edited, for example in order to generate incremental updates or to query the last records of multiple types that have changed.
This module includes Views support.
The Page Syndication module works in conjunction with Panels and CTools to create content that other sites can embed with a single line of JavaScript. Content can take the form of just about anything that can be put on a Panels pages, including polls, quizzes, forms or a calendar.
Key features:
This module enables you to make the Menu Settings required on specific content types.
It forces content types to be included in the menu system before the content will be saved. It removes the 'Add menu item' checkbox and makes the title field mandatory.
This can be useful in a number of situations, e.g. when using [menupath-raw] in the pathauto settings, which expects a node to live in the menu system.
This module makes sure it does.
This module provides support for an upload progress bar for a backend/server implementing the RFC 1867 upload using multipart/form-data. Nginx does not yet support RFC 1867 uploads in
its suite of official modules. You can use the Upload 3rd party module to do that or just rely on PHP FastCGI support for RFC 1867.
Feeds Node Multisource allows you to take data from multiple different feeds and import them into the same nodes. The module provides a Feeds processor that allows you to import data into existing nodes that have been created by a "parent" feed. A child-parent relationship between feeds is created where the feed with the "Node processor" is the parent and the feeds with the "Node Multisource Processor" are the children.
AJAX Poll adds the ability for users to vote on polls without reloading the page. It works with the normal Poll module included with Drupal core. It affects all polls throughout the site, on teaser, full, and block forms of polls.
AJAX Poll provides bare-bones AJAX functionality to the existing poll module without adding any complexity. For greater customization than the core Poll module can provide, see the Decisions or Advanced Poll modules.
