Content Display

This module allows you to group Ubercart attribute dropdown options into categories.

After installation, when adding or editing an attribute option a new "Act as category" checkbox will be available. Checking this will convert the option to a category, which will make it no longer selectable as a product option. All options listed immediately below a category will be displayed underneath the category heading in the dropdown attribute list. You can rearrange options and their categories as desired on the standard configuration pages.

This module allows you to selectively disable regions on a variant-by-variant basis within Panels. It's somewhat of a replacement for the 'Disable Drupal blocks/regions" checkbox.

You can find the settings within your panel variant, under the 'General' menu item.

The only drawback with this module is if your parent theme (be it core or a base theme) adds body classes for regions, they are not updated. To circumvent this, copy the body class code from the parent theme's preprocess_page function and paste it within your theme's template.php in the same location.

Node Class is a simple module that allows users to add custom CSS classes to any node through the node/add interface.




For Drupal 6 only
Add the following PHP snippet to your node.tpl.php

<?php print node_class($node) ?>

So your new node.tpl.php

The module adds Google Presentations support to Embedded Media Field exposing a third party provider to emvideo module. To embed a Google Presentations presentation into your nodes simply register with Google for an API key then paste its URL into the Embedded Media Video input field.

This module is sponsored by 63reasons and is developed for the DrupalTalks community project.

The Internal Links module, Intlinks, is a simple set (currently two) of input filters which modify the output of internal, root-relative links in any text input format for which they are enabled. The title filter allows you to have the node titles of linked content automatically inserted into the link as the HTML "title" attribute, with "node/123" -type href paths converted to URL aliases, too. It is especially useful for streamlining the editorial workflow and improving SEO.

This module allows you to define Back Button in your nodes.

For example, your site can have the view "Blog" for a blog and you want to place link "Back to blog" on each "Blog Post". This module allows you to create such link. On settings page you can select which node type to use for the button, which view - to go back and template for the named anchor.

This module will try to automatically detect the view page where it needs to land the user and add anchor to the URL, so the page will be scrolled automatically to the post.

This module redirects the page /node to a custom page. Even in many big Drupal projects the page /node is often ignored by content and theming. In most cases the front page of drupal in "website settings" is changed from the default /node to a custom page. But the problem is: The page /node will exists and may display many nodes (in many cases even test nodes!!). You could set all nodes to not "display on frontpage" or simply active this tiny module.

This is an add-on for Views Slideshow to provide Ajax-based loading of slides. See http://drupal.org/node/323366 for history & details.

This module allows granular control of block visibility on a per-domain basis.

Use this module to set different visibility rules for each domain on your site, as setup by the domain access module. You can use this module in conjunction with the Domain Blocks module to restrict blocks from certain domains.

After installing your module, visit a block edit page and see the extra options added to "page visibility".

Star Rating is a simple module that provides star rating field and display formatter using Drupal 7's Field Type API.

Unlike Fivestar module and other voting/rating module, it supports neither end user voting nor nice AJAX interface. It is inteded for the rating only by the author of the article (node). Of course, you may be able to do this with Fivestar module and other voting/rating modules, but unlike most of them, it does not require other modules such as voting API module. It's born to be simple but good enough for those who want star rating only by authors.