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This is a small helper module which will automatically lazyload all blocks for sites with multiple blocks, which will make the site load faster.

All blocks will only load when it's visible to the browser window.
Similar to Lazyloader but this time it's the block content.

Available Settings:
1) Enable/Disable
2) Block Content Class - your theme's block content class, ex. content, block-content, etc. (the content of this container will be lazyloaded)
3) Distance - block's distance from the viewable browser window before the actual block content loads
4) Loader Icon - animating icon (shamelessly borrowed from ajaxblocks module)
5) Excluded Blocks - blocks which will not use block lazyloader
6) Excluded Pages - page paths to be excluded from block lazyload

See Block Lazyloader Demo

Cached/No Cache

• Cached: Loads cached block
• No cache: Loads block content from database

Similar Projects

• Node Lazyloader
• Image Lazyloader
• Ajax Blocks

This module adds SSH client functionality to Drupal and Drupal Rules. Once configured, you may execute arbitrary calls to pre-defined remote hosts directly from within Drupal, either by your own supplementary module or e. g. by defining rules.

Make your images responsive by defining rules for switching ImageCache presets based on CSS media queries.

Getting started

This section will describe:

 Installation of the module Sphinx Advanced;
 The basic concept of the module;
 A use of module's resources.

Requirements
To use the module (the generation of configuration files for the Sphinx) Sphinx Advanced it is necessary to set up Drush (http://drupal.org/project/drush).

Sphinx Advanced administration page

After installing and activating the Sphinx Advanced in order to access the basic configuration module click Site Configuration -> Sphinx Advanced settings -> Sphinx settings (or click on the link http://example.com/admin/settings/sphinx_advanced).
Enter the address of the server (Default server) and port (Default port) to connect to your server Sphinx (Sphinx server).
To create an index and a use of the module follow the instructions.
HowTo: Add an index
Adding an index consists of two phases: the description of the index in the module and the generation of Sphinx Advanced configuration file for the Sphinx.

Description of the index in the module Sphinx Advanced

Go to the control module page (Sphinx Advanced administrative page). Click on the Advanced Indexes and then open Add new index. To fill in all required fields, please refer to the documentation for Sphinx (http://sphinxsearch.com/docs/).
To activate the index, select Enable, to disable the index deselect Enable.

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The Alternative Database Cache module is a drop-in replacement for Drupal Core's default cache implementation. Its goal is to fix long-standing problems with Drupal's core caching mechanism.

Improvements

Installation

1. Enable this module like you would any module, whether at /admin/modules or via drush.