Many times you need to implement hooks to alter the behaviour of an existing module. One option would be to open the module file and alter the behaviour. However this approach is not upgrade proof i.e. when you upgrade the module, the code is lost. The other alternative is to write a new module everytime to want to change the behaviour.
Block Sections allows blocks to display different content depending the current path. This way there is no need to create multiple custom blocks in order to vary the content of them.
A possible use case for this module is when a block contains advertisements. With Block Sections the ads can be specifically targeted for different sections of the website:
I am trying to clone Google Tasks, which provide simple tasks management feature to every users.
Content boxes is yet another block management module. It allows developers to define "zones" where the content editors will be able to output boxes. Those (content) boxes are nodes and are easy to edit and translate (as any other node). Boxes have several fields used to define in which "zone" and on which pages the box should be displayed.
Integrates with HOTWords in-text advertising system to countries in the Latin language (Portuguese and Spanish).
A better description and instructions soon.
Import / export content type with fields
Defines a formatter that renders a link like an iframe
This module has been sponsored by Atenea tech.
Just drop this module folder into your modules folder, as usual, and enable it.
This module provides a new widget for the (CCK) Link module. The widget comprises a select list, potentially split up into different option groups. The groups can be menus, node types, or both (in which case only those nodes that aren't included in the menus will be shown).
This simple module simply lists all Features-Exportable components that have not been exported to a feature. The output can be copied into any of your Feature modules .info files for quick and easy re-creation.
For developers, it will help you to see what pieces of your Drupal site are not yet exported to code via the Features module.
Views Expanded provides Views style plugin that can mimic Mega menu functionality in Drupal.
There are already some implementations of Mega menu but they are mostly based on menus or blocks which lack flexibility provided by Drupal.
So what's special about this module?
Views Expanded allows you to display any entity as expanded content. Along with Display Suite and Views attach modules this can allow you to put in there almost everything. Think of images, subcategories or argument driven Views! Yay.
