Actively maintained

Allows the Context module to change the theme of the site. 1.x is for use with Context 2 and is no longer being actively maintained. 2.x is for use with Context 3.

NOTE: Because of the way the Context module interacts with Drupal core, you can only use Context Reaction: Theme with the "Sitewide" or "Path" conditions. I recommend using Pathauto in combination with the Path condition for most use cases (especially things like node types, etc).

What is TinyBrowser?

TinyBrowser is a custom file browser plugin developed for the TinyMCE WYSIWYG content editor. It is developed by Bryn Jones at Lunarvis , and distributed under the GNU General Public License.

This module allows adding password protection to any form in Drupal. The user will have to enter their password to successfully submit these forms.

It can be used to add extra security to powerful administration forms such as enabling modules, setting permissions or the content overview form.

Usage

To enable password protection on a form:

This module provides a single block that can show social media icons that link to your brand's content located elsewhere on the web. The icons will not show up unless you provide a link to that site. As of the 1.4 release links are added on the module configuration page. (Before the 1.4 release they were added as part of block configuration)

Icons provided for:

module cctags - as an alternative to module tagadelic.

flexible configuration and advanced features for theming clouds.
(individual files of templates for tags, the names of the dictionary, pages clouds)

This is a small module that enables the automatic population of the menu title field following changes made to the node title in an add or edit form. It is designed to save time with data entry. The feature can be enabled or disabled on a per-content type basis, and allows overriding the menu title for custom titles when needed.

Views displays is part of the Display Suite and is an implementation of its API. It makes it possible to render the views data (header, footer, content, empty etc) into regions. Want extra data to a view, than this in combination with DS is ultimate power! The demo site has a nice example what you can do with it without having to theme or install extra modules.

This module integrates with the API of Chargify's recurring billing system. This module is an API wrapper for this library only, and doesn't actually "do" anything unless you implement the API in your own module. It's built according to the Chargify API version 1.

Group D8 is close to a full release! Please see: #2693167: [meta] D8 release roadmap. Drupal core 8.3.2 or higher required.

The Group module allows you to create arbitrary collections of your content and users on your site and grant access control permissions on those collections

Superfish integrates jQuery Superfish plugin with your Drupal menus.

Overview:

• Unobtrusive JavaScript.
• Keyboard-accessible, screen reader friendly.
• Multi-column sub-menus. (Megamenus)
• Easing effects with the jQuery Easing plug-in.
• Automatic sub-menu width calculation (Supersubs plugin), automatic sub-menu placement (Supposition plugin; prevents sub-menus from appearing off-screen.)
• Touch-screen compatible. (almost)
• Small-screen compatible. (<select> and vertical accordions)
• Window width (client-side) and UA string (client-side and server-side) detection for touch and small screen plugins, plus Modernizr support, but no CSS media-queries.
• RTL (Right-to-left) support.
• And a whole lot more...

Requirements:

• Drupal 8
  • Superfish library 2.x (Sample CSS & SCSS)
• Drupal 7
  • Superfish library 1.x (Sample CSS & SCSS)
  • JQuery 1.6.1 or higher, if you are going to use the jQuery Easing plugin.
• Drupal 6
  • Superfish library 1.x
  • jQuery 1.3.x or higher, through the jQuery_update module v2.x

Recommended additions:

• Libraries module
• jQuery Easing plugin (note that the file has to be renamed to jquery.easing.js before being uploaded to sites/all/libraries/easing)