Webform Add More enables selected fieldsets to be initially hidden and progressively shown with an Add more button, mimicking CCK multiple fields.
This module adds a checkbox setting to webform fieldset components to select which should have Add more functionality, as well as an advanced setting to override the button label per Webform.
Comment un-render also known as "Display Node Comments Anywhere" is a Drupal 6 module, which removes the comment_render() from the node_show(), after the node_view().
This is useful if you want to put the comments some where else, instead of in the hard-coded position they are currently with Drupal.
For me, I used this module in conjunction with a custom node template, to display the comments in a "quicktabs" like interface on my node. With out this module (or something like it) this is not possible with Drupal.
This module creates additional view modes for all entities. There is one view mode created per domain per existing view mode.
If a corresponding view mode for a domain is enabled on a content type, this will be automatically used to regenerate the content items (nodes) view. This option can be turned off in the domain settings page (see warning below). Other entities are not set up to automatically use these additional view modes.
Almost non-existent module which demonstrates what you can do with hook_node_view_alter().
This example changes the visibility of fields based on whether the node is published.
Inspired by this question on stackexchange: http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/20480/
Will allow site administrators to control which regions in a theme allow for placement of blocks via Drupal Core's block administration tools.
I am creating this sandox as a code exploration of Web Components as defined here: http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/webcomponents/raw-file/tip/explainer/index.html
Upon first reading about this idea the first implementation I wanted to try was to build the UI of Panels-in-page editing upon these concepts. There's only one problem, I don't know a lot about Panels' code.
This module has two (2) features:
The module allows you to select multiple vocabularies in a single field entity. In Hierarchical Select, you can only choose 1 vocabulary at a time. It still synced the terms selected in the taxonomy table so you can still use this in views.
You can install this module just for this use.
Demonotice will help you show your website testers that this version of your website is in beta stage. You can also set your own notices.
Sandbox for my new Skinr based skins module - this is where I will be migrating most of the style theme settings in my current themes, so I can reduce code duplication and make these publicly available for any theme. Radical eh?
Drupal & Storify, two technologies, two amazing products, one Drupal module to link them.
Storify is a site which allows you to make stories using tweets, photos, videos, or other social related stuff. You can easily drag and drop these items into one place, to make a story. You can then re-order the elements to improve the stories flow, and include your own text.
Storypal is the module who links Storify and Drupal.
