The module extends Workbench Moderation by providing the ability to set an owner for a content for a moderation state.
The module is derived from Workbench Assignee.
This tiny module does just one thing and this extremely well: Get rid of the node listing page at example.com/node. It has no permissions or configuration options.
If you want a module with some configuration settings go to Node page disable or node page admin instead.
This sandbox project has grown into full project Yandex Translation
No more development here!
This simple module allows site editors to inline translate text from textfields and textareas with only one click. Fast AJAX response. Works for any form. Perfect quality, in many cases (e.g ru<->uk, ru<->en) much better than Google Translate.
When this module is enabled, for the user to login successfully its language must match the default language of the site.
You can also use the permission "Login with any language".
This module was based on Domain Access.
Entity Spice is an Entity API extension. It assumes a lot of defaults, And handles the repeated tasks and boilerplate code needed to create an entity type. Later you can gradually override and customize any aspect of the result to your needs.
An image field formatter that integrates Galleriffic plugin.
Galleriffic is a jQuery plugin that provides a rich, post-back free experience optimized to handle high volumes of photos while conserving bandwidth.
This module provides Drupal integration with the Indexisto free hosted site search service.
With the module you get:
Scribe is a system for annotating documents inside of Drupal. Utilizing various Javascript library, Scribe is able to store annotations on various types of content.
Using scribe, particular fields are configured to be annotated. This is done via user configuration.
The base scribe module does the following things:
Creates a context reaction to hide the admin toolbar.
This module doesn't not simply provide an admin interface for toggling the toolbar and it doesn't disable it outright. Instead it allows you to use any number of context conditions to assert whether the toolbar should appear or not.
