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Drupalace Theme

Drupalace Theme screenshot

Drupalace Theme is an ideal bright theme for the blogging site. Here is basic features:

  • 11 regions for blocks (including node top and node bottom!)
  • Configurable layout
  • Social sharing of nodes
  • Nodes navigation
  • Popup login
  • Configurable search text
  • Great design
  • Good readability
  • Works properly in all browsers (except IE 6 and lower)

Theme has one-column layout, but you easily may change its aligment, width and unit (% or px).

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Zyxware

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This is the theme created as part of the redesign of Zyxware.com. The theme uses a 2 column table-less layout.

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Twitter Feeds

Twitter parser for the Feeds module.

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Menu Subtitle

This module adds a new field to menu items to set a subtitle to show on menu links!

Actualy it should work on primary/secondary menu and normal menu items.

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Comment Face

This module allow user add face into comment, and show comment face.


Usage:

1.Replace comment content in comment.tpl.php

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Relation Unique

The Relation Unique module extends the Relation module with a "property" that constrains relations of a given type, much like the built-in properties "unique" and "transitive".

Relation Unique adds "endpoint uniqueness" to the provided properties:

  • For a non-directed relation, endpoint uniqueness ensures that any entity can only occur in one relation of the relation type. E.g. in a binary undirected relation "married to", entity uniqueness prevents polygamy.
  • For a directed relation, there are two kinds of entity uniqueness:
    • Source uniqueness: If a relation type is source unique, any entity can only
      occur as source in exactly one relation of the type.
      Mathematically speaking, this turns the relation type into a function.
    • Target uniqueness: If a relation type is target unique, any entity can only occur as target / among the targets in exactly one relation of the type.
      Mathematically speaking, for binary directed relations, this turns the
      inverse of the relation type into a function.
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