Actively maintained

Bridge module linking Domain Access and Content Access modules.

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This module updates the core Breadcrumb block to include the current page title in the breadcrumbs. It comes with settings that are common features needed in crumbs.

Managed Groups is a lightweight, top-down approach to grouping that relies upon complete administrative control of group creation and membership. Many sites use grouping functionality to create autonomous, flexible, peer-managed sub-communities within the site; in these cases Organic Groups is ideal. However, other sites require top-down approaches to administration and management, wherein user creation and management of groups must be carefully managed by the administrator; in these cases Managed Groups may be more appropriate. As such, Managed Groups is not in competition with Organic Groups, but, rather, is a fundamentally different way of implementing content and user grouping that is essential for many types of sites.

The Managed Groups module allows the administrator to:

• Create groups;
• Assign node types to be managed by the module;
• Assign members to groups;
• Assign content to groups;
• Promote group administrators;
• Manage memberships based upon internal and external login names;
• Manage orphan content and members.

Group members may:

• View content in the group;
• Edit their own content in the group;
• Create content in the group.

The Client-side adaptive image module helps build responsive web designs with fluid images by providing an Image field formatter that allows you to select appropriate image styles for various client widths. With this module, you can ensure that for each Image field only the most appropriately sized image gets downloaded by the client.

You can serve light images to mobile users while still providing the best quality images to visitors equipped with large screens.

By itself, this module doesn't do anything. It is simply a helper module to help site developers to easily implement and manage CTools Wizards.

With Persistent block module you can choose a block to be always visible in the screen, floating somewhere in the browser screen.