Content Display

An extensive pedigree graph for your Drupal website.

Exposes "Content pane" Views displays as fields in Display Suite.

This can be used to display associated or related entities for nodes, taxonomy terms, etc.

This functionality is already available with Display Suite "dynamic fields", but Views Content DS is way more convenient for this particular use case.

This module has been replaced with Empty Fields. Empty fields is similar but stores the empty configuration with the view mode, allowing more flexibility. You should go there instead.

Field Empty Text adds an "Empty Text" configuration option for any field. The module behaves similarly to a Views "No Results Behavior", displaying a configurable message when a field is empty and configured to display.

Ever wished you could apply some CSS style on nodes based on its terms? Now you can with the pullup module.

Grabs a specified cookie value and use it as a CTools context

Make your images responsive by defining rules for switching ImageCache presets based on CSS media queries.

This module allows administrators to define rules that replace one ImageCache preset by another when a media query is being evaluated. On content load and viewport resize all the defined rules will be evaluated and image src attributes will be replaced to point to the correct imagecache preset. While there are better alternatives for implementing responsive images this works well for quick & dirty replacements with minimal configuration.

This is a small helper module which will automatically lazyload all blocks for sites with multiple blocks, which will make the site load faster.

All blocks will only load when it's visible to the browser window.
Similar to Lazyloader but this time it's the block content.

When using the Display Suite Extras module you can enable the 'View mode per node' option to change view modes for individual nodes in the tab 'Display settings'.

When this module is enabled, in combination with the Display Suite Extras module, you can change the view mode in the nodequeue table. You can enable this option per nodequeue.

Opigno LMS glossary nodes.

The User Notify module offers a way to tell users about new content. The module tracks a user's viewing history (by cookie for anonymous users) and display links to unviewed/unread content.

By default, the module offers a block which lists unread nodes, and a block which renders a link with an unread count summary.

User Notify supports use with the following modules:

• Scheduler
• Colorbox
• Views