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This module provides a framework for reduplicating Party records. It's concerned with two main features, firstly How to find duplicates. Secondly how to merge records.
I once fell in love with markdown language and still stick to it. This module provides some usefull extensions that help using markdown syntax in the drupal context.
Alias Filter
I assume you use path alias with autopath module.
When placing an internal link in your content, you might get into trouble because you either use the alias and get a broken link if the page title of the link destination changes (or whatever token the autopath is based on) ... or you avoid this by using system style links like node/123 and end up having duplicate content (which can be fixed by adding other modules like global redirect).
The obvious solution would be to use the system style link and let a filter replace it with the path alias. Markdown extra does exactly this.
Write [linked text](node/56) to get the alias.
Image Filter
The markdown image syntax is quite simple. This modules expands its options and formats the output as a HTML 5 figure tag.
css classes allowing you to align / float the image within the surrounding content
mediastyle allowing to choose a mediastyle for image rendering
The Beginner Theme is the "Hello World" of theming. If you've never tried to write a theme before, and are somewhat unclear about what that even means, you can start here. The code is extremely short, extensively commented, and meant to be understood by somebody who has never looked at a theme before. Dive right in!
This module works in conjunction with the amazons3 module to provide direct to S3 uploading from your browser. Bypassing the Drupal file system and storing all files in S3 only.
When using this method to upload files to S3 files are uploaded directly from the user's browser to S3 and not stored in the local file system. This can be nice in that you don't have to upload files to Drupal first and then have Drupal transfer them to S3 for you. The module then stores a managed file record in Drupal for the new file and the file is then treated just like any file that was uploaded via the normal means.
The module provides a new field widget for file fields.
The module provides a new #type = amazons3_cors_upload element that can be used by others and functions similar to the #type = managed_file element. Display a file upload widget and when the form is submitted your submit handler will be given the FID of the new file.
Both the field widget and FAPI element support display of upload progress via XHR upload progress in browser's that support cool things like that.