Actively maintained

The localization server is a set of Drupal modules powering http://localize.drupal.org/, https://translate.openatrium.com/, http://localize.openpublishapp.com/ among other translation communities.

It provides a generic translation database backend with a community localization user interface, which allows people to collaborate on translating projects to different languages. It currently contains tools to translate Drupal projects as well as general Gettext based sources.

Read Using Drupal as a collaborative software translation tool for setup instructions.

Requirements

You'll need jQuery Update 2.x (which includes jQuery 1.3.x) to make the UI work properly. Sorry, version information is not possible to specify in .info files on Drupal 6, so we can only document this requirement. The Plural formula configurator is also required.

This module makes it possible for users with a VCS account to associate Drupal nodes ("project nodes") with repository locations and appoint co-maintainers for these projects, which enables commit access control based on project maintainership.

Version Control / Project Node integration depends on the Version Control API and the Project modules.

The Synonyms module enriches Entities with the notion of synonyms. Currently the module provides the following functionality:

This Drupal module attempts to provide context for content items by displaying a view block with links to other similar content. Similarity is based on the taxonomy terms assigned to content. Views are available based on similarity within each of the defined vocabularies for a site as well as similarity within all vocabularies.

What does this really mean? How should you use this module?

Are you an elite Drupal themer wanting to add custom settings to the /admin/build/themes/settings/yourtheme page? The Theme Settings API module was written for you, baby!

The WebSnapr Preview Bubble module is a simple, unobtrusive script used to display an overlay bubble showing a hyper-link target thumbnail using WebSnapr. It's a snap to setup and works on all modern browsers. Check the demo at: http://www.websnapr.com/previewbubble/

Development of this module was sponsored by

• SEO Position - http://www.seoposition.com/
• Kharkov.info - http://www.kharkov.info/

A framework module to embed things using the Drupal 8 WYSIWYG editor.

Current architecture discussion: https://drupalmedia.hackpad.com/Embed-module-71ubAT132P3

Related Modules

• Entity Embed
• URL Embed

About Skeleton Outlines

The Skeleton module works with the core Book module to create pre-configured outlines that can be reused. Those outlines can include any node type, including those defined by CCK.

After creating a skeleton and assigning templates to it, users with the proper permission will be able to create new books that clone the outline and content of the skeleton.

This module provides a powerful interface for managing taxonomies. A vocabulary gets displayed in a dynamic tree view, where parent terms can be expanded to list their nested child terms or can be collapsed.

The Taxonomy Manager has following operations and key features:

Upload files into a private directory. Enhances the core upload module's functionality to support both public and private uploads at the same time.

This module adds a "private" checkbox to the normal upload form. Files marked private will go to a separate directory. Access to files in this directory are controlled as if the entire site had private downloads, which is to say the user must have "view uploaded files" permission, and permission to view the node that the file is attached to.

The Drupal 6 version is now available. Drupal 6 allows the same file to be attached to multiple nodes, and entirely removes the node-level access control for files. This module restores node-level access control, using the rule that a user can see a file marked private, if-and-only-if they have view access to at least one of the nodes that the file is attached to.

Migrating private files from D5 to D6 should happen automatically (fingers crossed).