Content Display

This module will not be developed for Drupal 7, as the functionality is now in Drupal core.

The teaser by content type module allows an admin to set a different teaser length for each content type. Note that as with the site-wide setting, this only affects new posts or new edits of posts.

Teaser length is set on the individual content type settings pages. Choose 'Default' to use the original site-wide setting for teaser length.

To regenerate all teasers for your site, install the retease module.

This ultra-simple module provides a list of blogs on your site—that is, "blogs" in the sense that we usually use the word, meaning "a collection of blog entries", rather than the meaning it has within Drupal, where a "blog" is actually a blog entry, and there isn't a node type that represents a collection of these.

To install, simply expand the archive in your sites/{all,yoursite}/modules directory,
then enable the module from the administration page.

Drupal's block module is limited by the fact that a block can only have one instance. Each block has a 1:1 relationship with its region, weight, visibility (and other) settings. This means that it is impossible to have blocks in multiple regions or to have blocks that have different settings on different pages.

MultiBlock module solves this problem by allowing you to create multiple Block Instances of already existing blocks. Please read the README for more information.

Drupal 8

The functionality this module provides is included in Core

Integrated Metatags allows you to expose content data in META-tags on full-page node views, with Metatag options stored per content type. Node, taxonomy, and user information are all available out of the box, with an optional CCK module that exposes CCK data. Additionally, if the Token module is enabled you can use tokens in your Metatags. Using all of these different sources for data, you can name your Metatags however you would like, and can even combine like-named Metatags into a single comma-separated tag.

TWiki Filter is a set of custom content filters that formats nodes using TWiki style formatting. This module will help users converting from TWiki to Drupal, or provide an alternative formatting method for nodes.

TWiki Filter is in development and not yet ready for official release, however it is usable. Currently bulleted lists, numbered lists, tables (no sorting), headings, WikiWords, and basic formatting are supported.

The Bluga Webthumbs module allows your Drupal site to take advantage of the Bluga Webthumb service for generating thumbnails from URLs automatically. As of this writing, the module is very primitive and merely implements the basics of allowing you to embed a webthumb with a PHP snippet:

NOTE: the module was thought for Drupal 4.7 and then updated to 5.x. Has been abandoned with Drupal 6.x, as (almost) the same functionalities can be obtained with other more flexible means (mainly LM_paypal role subscriptions, views, phptemplate). Please contact me in case you are looking for a unified solution and would like to take it over.

Initial commit: the module is still in development and requires some PHPTemplate and Views skills to get things to work at it's best.

A small and simple gallery with upload, imagecache and thickbox.

Sponsored by erdfisch - http://erdfisch.de

The gProximity module provides the ability to display a view in the form of a Google map by adding various fields to the map, with at least a Latitude field and Longitude field, any collection of content can be viewed.

The gProximity map also provides the ability to enter an address and the closest locations to the address will be listed next to the map.