Content Display

A simple time line that is displayed through views.

Steps is a module that allows you to paginate any type, and number, of nodes. A new content type called "Steps" using a node reference field makes this easy to do.

Features

1.0 (and newer)

• Allow users to only visit steps in the order you've put them in.
• Users are automatically redirected to the last step they were at if they revisit at a later point.

There are also a few ways to hook into Steps. These are implemented as needed.

Tutorial of how to use this API to build a region
Regions in Drupal are defined by the theme layer. This is problematic in instances where you want to add blocks / boxes to a specific region that is theme independent. Some examples of when you would want to use this module:

This tiny module just formats a taxonomy reference field as a full entity.

More features are coming soon/planned.

This was a Drupal 7 version of Designkit until #1036386: Drupal 7 upgrade of designkit is applied. Now that the Drupal 7 update is applied to Designkit, that should be used instead of this sandbox.

Proposed Search feature for Debut, using Search API. Provides views-based search page with facets.

See #1289696: Candidate Debut feature: Debut Search, built on Search API.

Lets you shows what fields in a content type that you won't to display in a overlay preview

Displays a block with the exchange rates of currencies from the Central Bank of the Russian Federation.

This module provides an input format filter to allow you to change base urls of images embedded in content. Please note this module will only changes urls of images that have the same base urls of the current site or that are linked relatively.

The original reason I decided to develop this module was so that hard coded images in posts could be rewritten for use with a cdn.

This module optimizes loading of multiple filefield data in Views. For every filefield/imagefield value displayed in a view, it will remove 1 redundant query generated by the FileField module to load file data.
It's probably mostly useful for image galleries and file directories, because they often display many files.