Wysiwyg syntaxhighlighter integration
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This module adds a syntax highlighting function to the tinyMCE editor.
This module adds a syntax highlighting function to the tinyMCE editor.
This module will not have a release for Drupal 7, it has been abandoned in favor of Taxonomy Menu which can finally do everything this module does.
This module will create a custom menu in the Drupal menu system for each vocabulary you choose. It retains the parent -> child relationships present in the taxonomy structure and represents them in the menu.
Google Analytics now tracks mobile websites and mobile apps so you can better measure your mobile marketing efforts. If you're optimizing content for mobile users and have created a mobile website, Google Analytics can track traffic to your mobile website from all web-enabled devices, whether or not the device runs JavaScript. This is made possible by adding a server side code snippet to your mobile website. Of course, you can still track visits to your regular website coming from high-end, Javascript enabled phones.
Support modules for the ArrayShift installation profile.
Profile Taxonomy enables the assignment of taxonomy terms to user profiles. Site administrators can reference a vocabulary from a list selection user profile field. Then users can choose the populated taxonomy terms from the user profile pages or registration form.
DesignKit is a small API module lets themes provide options for customizing colors and images. Themes can use entries in their .info file to specify what color variables should be made available. Designkit integrates with the Spaces module to enable distinct color schemes and images per site section or area. Designkit is used with Spaces and Organic Groups in Open Atrium to allow groups to have their own visual identity.
Already in redirects authenticated users who attempt to visit the login, user registration, or password reset URLs to an alternate destination instead (the /user page by default). This prevents authenticated users from getting an Access Denied error message. Optionally, the module can display a "You are already logged in" message when redirecting users.
The Referral Sources module allows you to ask your users "Where did you hear about us?"
anywhere on your site, and track that data in a central location. It provides an admin
interface for creating referral sources that users can select from a list, and a page
where you can view statistics on referral source selections. Referral source submissions
are stored in a single table, no matter where they came from, making it easy to track
submissions and create reports based on that data.
Provide HTML version of system email messages (welcome, password reminder).
Beta release, so check the issue queue before installing - there may be show stopping bugs.
Provides a facility to allow users to tag other users in content. Users may tag themselves or other users, and user tags are enabled on a content type basis.