Content Display

Display Suite Inception is a drag and drop layout engine for Display Suite.

Allows for easy layout management of all Drupal entities rendered using Display Suite. Watch the screencast linked below for a full understanding of how to best use Inception.

General

This module is based on the Timeperiod module with the difference that Timeperiod Decimal works only on fields of type decimal.

Differences to Timeperiod

• Supports milliseconds
• Values are stored as decimals
• This module doesn't use select fields and has no support for distinct steps. Instead it uses textfields.

Custom Display Fields. Let you use custom fields in any entity, but only for display purposes.

This module helps you creating custom fields to be used in the display of an entity exclusiely.
Everything here is Fields API compatible, with just some minor improvements to hook_field_info() and hook_field_formatter_info() structures

A general purpose display field can be used (named CDF Field) to create all displays you want.

sitemap_menu.module is a sub_module of site_map
module. (https://drupal.org/project/site_map)

sitemap_menu.module is a basic module that
enhance the functionalities of site_map module.

With this module, if you want to remove any
menu_item from the sitemap page then you
can do it easily by clicking on the unset
checkbox on the menu edit form.

Used with Domain module to run on HTTP and HTTPS

Overview

(comments/long text field teaser)
This module shorten comments and long text fields (body) on any content type. On the permission page user roles can be chosen, which means that shortened comments will be displayed for them.

Features

From http://[your-site]/admin/structure/types/manage/[content-type]/comment/display an comment can be shortened to specific character or word count.
Click the format and choose Shortened Comment. From the option choose

• How many characters should be displayed

OR

This module creates a formatter for image fields that will output placeholder markup for an image that will then get turned into an img element via JavaScript after other content and resources have finished loading. The purpose of this is to keep image resources from blocking the initial load and render of a page which speeds up page loading. This technique works best for images that are "below the fold" or otherwise not shown in the viewport immediately on page load so that users don't notice the images coming into the page late.