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Bean Tweets is a small, custom module that utilizes the Bean API to create a reusable block of tweets.
Bean Tweets is a small, custom module that utilizes the Bean API to create a reusable block of tweets.
ZURB Section extends the Field Group module to provide Field Group formatters to pick from, which in turn will render the groups as Foundation tabs or Foundation accordion groups. This works best with Foundation based themes, or themes that use the Zurb Foundation framework in some manner.
Display formatter that adds a set of table of contents (TOC) links to the top of a text area field, and 'Move to top' links at each H2 tag in the text.
As this is a display formatter it can be used on any text, long text, or text with summary field, at any time. The user adding content to the field doesn't need to include any extra tokens in the text, the formatter works completely automatically.
This module uses PHP DOMDocument to manipulate content, so may be faster and more accurate than other modules that use a regex approach.
This module provides a simple formatter for taxonomy terms to display the terms with plus more effect with a configurable items to be shown before +more. Eg : Drupal,Git +3 more.
The S-Shot Screenshots module uses the s-shot.ru service to fetch and display thumbnails of web pages.
The module is a view widget for the Link module. Simply go to the display management page and select the "Sshot thumbnail" format.
Same formatter works in Views as well. There is an additional option to choose the screenshot image size.
This module adds next and previous links on content pages when accessed from a view. It is intended for dynamic and/or paged view results, where the result set changes according to exposed filters, current user access rights,...
You may need this module if the content which comes after a given content depends on context, and more precisely depends on which content list you came from. This means no navigation link will be displayed if you come to the second level page directly, without using the first level view.
The Event Calendar module allows users to Add/Edit/View events in pop-up while clicking on a box in an “event calendar viewâ€. This module uses the calendar display format of Calendar module and gives its own content type and views. It manages colors of events based on their status (taxonomy field) that can be set on configuration page.
This module also gives an Admin UI to change status (approval/denied) of events and a mailing system.
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This small module provides a field formatter that displays a text of field as trimmed text with read more/read less links.
Any coments and suggestions are welcome.
Unlisted adds a checkbox for 'Unlisted' to the node publishing options. Unlisted nodes are not access controlled, simply excluded from all Views listings. This makes for a casual publishing workflow in which an author can send a link to someone to review a post before listing it publicly. This is especially useful in cases where the reviewer may not want the barrier of logging in, or the author may not want the hassle of complicated access control choices.
This is a simple module that adds a JS in the HTML head to perform a redirect from a desktop site URL to a mobile one or the other way around. This is useful when Varnish or any other reverse proxy cache is being used to cache
your site and keep a mobile vs desktop redirect working.
Install this module like any other module and set the "Desktop site URL" and "Mobile site URL" for this to work.
To be able to access the administrative area or avoid redirection at any point, use the query string below.
?stopredirect=true