Node Color / node_color
Sorry for the vague module description and bare bones code.
A couple of people at Drupalcon Boston wanted me to push it out so they could use it on their sites while i finish it.
I'll update the code/screenshot and description shortly.
The Painter provides dynamic image creation and manipulation capabilities by allowing the definition of sequences of image IO, manipulation and drawing operations that can be applied to fields within content types and views, as well as to page elments such as the logo, navigation, titles and buttons.
Modules currently included:
Define messages to display above content based on taxonomy terms assigned to that content.
Also known as the save the nodes module. Lead documenter Steven Peck (and presumably a couple hundred others with delete nodes permissions) has agreed to not remove old documentation nodes if a properly clear warning that pages for unsupported Drupal versions are likewise deprecated and not maintained. (Background, we came to terms in person at the last days of DrupalCon.)
Transform Data into Information. Charts are a very good way to visualize a lot of data in a way that can be quickly digested.
This module allows you to refer to images that are associated with imagefields using a simple URL structure that locates the images based on the nodes they belong to, rather than their locations on the filesystem. This is especially convenient for situations where you might be changing the actual filepath in an imagefield sometimes, but it's also nice if you just prefer the idea of having a more consistent URL structure for your site, where images can be treated more like "first-class content".
When you install this module, it scans all your content types to find which ones have imagefields. It also "notices" when you alter any content types to add or remove imagefields. Without any configuration from you, it allows you to use URLs like this to refer to images:
/[$node_type]/[$nid]/[$field_name]
...where [$node_type] is the "machine-readable" name of your content type, [$nid] is the node id for a particular node, and [$field_name] is the name of the imagefield without the "field_" prefix.
So, for instance, if you have a content type called "biography", and an imagefield defined for it called "field_portrait", you can refer to the portrait on node 34 like:
/biography/34/portrait
OG Collections has been deprecated in favor of OG Blueprints. The ONLY reason you should download packages from this page is if you're a former OG Collections user, and you need to migrate your data over to OG Blueprints. The scripts for migrating your data are the sole changes in the 5.x-1.0-terminal release.
This module allows an administrator to put selected computers into "Kiosk Mode".
"Kiosk mode" simply means that a given computer will have an extra flag set for template files, which allows a themer to exclude certain page elements, such as off-site navigation.
A computer may be put into "Kiosk mode" in two ways. First, an IP address can be set to always go into Kiosk mode. Secondly, a given computer can have a cookie set by the administrator that will persist for one year or until cookies are cleared. Either has the same effect.
This project has been discontinued in favor of Menu Node Views.
Core menu system allows creation of menu items with a custom title and description. This module instead uses node->title and node->body as corresponding title and description. Path is node/#nid by default, you can specify another manually.
This module also provides a Views field so you can create a list of node menu items as links addressing to given path instead of the node page.
wrapper module for the jMedia jquery plugin at http://www.contentwithstructure.com/extras/jmedia
