The currently maintained portion of this module is a very simple scraper that can take a URL and beginning and ending code and display the result in a block. (This could easily be extended to display on a page.)
It does not store this scraped data at the moment, therefore it is necessary to use the blockcache module and replace the scraped_content block with its cached equivalent. Otherwise the page you are scraping is called every time the scraped_content block is viewed.
4.7 only: This module also contains code from an industrial strength scraping module written for 4.7, which is not maintained, Legacy scraper.
This module acts as a digital notary for Drupal; it creates notarized/certified timestamps for content. When normal Drupal content is created, an easily modifiable timestamp is created.
#D7CX: There are a number of outstanding issues for the drupal 6 version. As soon as they are resolved a drupal 7 port will be done.
The Signwriter module allows you to use TrueType fonts to replace text in headings, blocks, menus and filtered text. It does this by replacing text with an image generated from a TrueType font file which you provide. Note: Signwriter requires the GD library to function.
Signwriter has a number of features:
Multiple profiles allow you to have different settings for different headings.
Profiles can provide input filters to replace text matching a regular expression.
Images generated can be transparent or opaque.
Text can be positioned within a background image.
Text can be left, right, or center aligned.
Font size can be automatically reduced to fit the text within a specified maximum width.
Images are cached to improve performance under high load.
Generated images can be gif, png, jpeg, or bmp.
Themes can use profiles configured by a user, or create their own.
To fit text within a maximum width you can select to display multiple lines instead of reducing font size.
This module allows a Drupal community to share their flickr photos. Each user enters a flickr username or email in their profile and can then access their photos at drupalsite.com/flickrhood/[uid].