Provides a jCarousel formatter. Supports Colorbox and Lightbox2 (when ported to D7).
There is an issue to include this formatter in the jCarousel module:
http://drupal.org/node/1151604
Slate is a nodequeue add-on created to manage daily queues of nodes with fine-grained control over elements of both chronological placement and absolute positioning.
For instance, imagine you have a busy site homepage and want to schedule out a day of stories. With Slate you can map out the day by adding Story A at 08:00, Story B at 09:00, and Story C at 10:00. Additionally, perhaps you want Story A to be the top story for most of day after it is published. You would insert it at 08:00 and Position 1. Thus, at 10:00 you would see the following node order:
Intended to expose various Drupal Commerce administrative tasks and functionality to the context_admin module.
This Drupal 6 module effectively creates a site-wide Views exposed filter for taxonomy terms. It creates an "exposed" View term filter displayed in a block as a <select>. One block can be created per vocabulary, then the filter used on multiple Views.
It was created in the Summer of 2010 for a client project. It has been tested and is currently running in a high traffic environment. I'll continue development if it is found useful for other sites. Let me know. Note: There are todo comments at the top of the module file.
This simple module allows you to set a book depth limit per content-type.
See also:
#908806: Limit book depth
While Drupal provides capabilities for commentng for both anonymous and authenicated users, it provides no easy way for authenticated users to post comments anonymously without having to manually log out first. This is not only inconvenient to users; it also poses a problem on sites that may choose to implement a "paywall" or other means of limiting access to content but wish to allow for anonymous commenting.
Warning: This project is in early alpha. No plans for a Drupal 6 version.
Block Party is an aggregation of block module tweaks.
This project is an extension to the themekey project. It adds an option to the themekey so you can select a different theme when a user accesses your website from a mobile.
Embed/load a Panels page into a jQuery UI Dialog box.
Initial commit with basic functionality. Settings and options are hardcoded, edit manually to use.
While Drupal provides capabilities for commentng for both anonymous and authenicated users, it provides no easy way for authenticated users to post comments anonymously without having to manually log out first. This is not only inconvenient to users; it also poses a problem on sites that may choose to implement a "paywall" or other means of limiting access to content but wish to allow for anonymous commenting.
