Content Display

Block Content Per Role allows a block to be defined which contains content that is displayed depending on a weighted set of roles. This is useful, for example, if you want one block for a subscriber role, one for authenticated and one for anonymous.

This is difficult to do with Drupal out of the box as a users with the subscriber role will also be logged in and therefore also have the authenticated role. The Blocks system in Drupal does not allow a "complex" selection such as "Users with roles XYZ but not ABC".

Widgets enables you to centrally manage and configure code snippets on your site such as share and follow buttons or Twitter updates and Facebook like boxes. It implements a user interface that allows you to easily organize and configure various widget elements. Using a UI similar to core’s image styles, elements can be assembled into widget sets which can be reused throughout the site via blocks and other render displays.

Feeds Image Grabber (FIG) is successor of FeedAPI ImageGrabber, an addon for Feeds module, which grabs image for each feed-item from their respective webpages and maps it to an image field in the node created by Feeds (Node Processor).

Vertical Tabs module allows you to output form (in our case, node form) fieldsets as vertical tabs. Vertical Tabs Default Tab advances this behaviour, allowing you to move remaining top level node form elements (including, but not limited to title and body) into default vertical tab, leaving only buttons below. This reduces height of node forms, greatly improving usability for complex content types with lots of fields/fieldgroups.
Contains code from #357300: Place all top level form elements into a default vertical tab group.

Top Commentators module provides a usable and easy way to create block of best commentators on your site.

It is usual for bloggers and almost all social networks sites.

Module provides Views2 integration.

Adds support to Views to filter a block on a node page by that node's taxonomy terms.

Converts ANSI colors into more web friendly equivalents.

It does this by translating ANSI sequences into span tags with proper (X)HTML classes which are used to color it correctly, using CSS.

BSD Fortune has arrived for Drupal!

The Fortune module is a port of the venerable BSD Unix fortune cookie program created by Ken Arnold. It provides a block that displays a random fortune each time the page is reloaded.

Fortune is similar to Quotes, but was built to specifically support the huge library of "fortune cookie files" which often rely on an 80 column display, a monospaced font, and tabs set 8 spaces apart.

Scrollable Content

Scrollable Content provides a scrolling functionality for your content. Scrollable Content will give you a nice content slider preview of your site's nodes, and provides some display options.

The basic use is via blocks page, you'll find a block called "Scrollable Content" and if you want more control & you know how to use Views, you should use the Views style for Scrollable Content.

This module provides a very simple caption input filter that can be used to attach captions to an image or embeddable object. Similar to the WordPress caption shorthand, the filter came for the need to provide a simple method to attach captions to images for a variety of non-technical bloggers migrating from WordPress to Drupal. It also includes a TinyMCE plugin to improve the caption-editing experience.

There are two methods to create a caption: