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Buzzworthy displays a highly configurable and themable block of popular, recent content.
Buzzworthy displays a highly configurable and themable block of popular, recent content.
This module is a lightweight, jqModal based image browser for the Image contrib module Image Attach. If you have struggled with the ever-growing and unmanageable select list that Image Attach tends to produce, then this module is for you.
Installation is a snap, and there's no configuration:
This module disables the language selector in the user profile form for all the users but the first user.
The default language for the site is still selectable in the language settings page (http://example.com/admin/settings/language).
Provides Drupal YUI form elements, which you can use directly into your forms definition without calling any functions or writing any line of Javascript.
This module won't be maintained anymore, except in case of serious bug report. If you are looking for some nice form elements, I'd advice you to look at jQuery UI module for Drupal 6.
Alternative taxonomy term pages.
The main use case for this module is to use panels as the default layout manager for your main content area. Use variants and selection rules to have multiple panel layouts around the site.
Internet Blackout NZ is an event in protest of changes to copyright laws in NZ that require ISPs disconnect any user accused of copyright infringement, with or without proof. During the week starting February 15, many Twitter and Facebook users blacked out their avatars in a joint protest against these changes. On February 23, many websites are blacking out their entire websites for a day.
This module has been replaced by Inline Messages
Name has changed as well as feature set in favor of Network Manager. See Network Manager
Note: As of 2010/05/20, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to #790322: IE6 warning seems abandoned.
If you are interested in a module with a similar purpose, try IE Destroyer, or any other modules listed in http://groups.drupal.org/node/19573.