Through ImageAPI, you can set the quality of images ImageCache produces. But since ImageAPI allows you to set only one global value, any image produced by ImageCache ends up in the same quality. If you want to have the highest-quality images in a photo gallery while having lower-quality images elsewhere, you are stuck.
This module allows you to override ImageAPI's quality setting and set image quality per ImageCache preset. Unfortunately, since ImageAPI does not let other modules hook into / alter the process, you need to apply the supplied (unobtrusive) patches to the following modules for this module to work:
imageapi.module
imageapi_gd.module
imageapi_imagemagick.module
imagecache.module
The patches basically only add optional arguments to existing functions so even if if Imagecache Quality module is disabled after patching, the above modules would function as normal (as far as I am aware). #725762: Quality Settings by ImageCache Profile
The patches, as well as an instruction on how to apply them / which version of ImageAPI / ImageCache to use, are found in README.txt.
Default Scheduler is an add-on module to Scheduler in which a default Publish and Unpublish time can be set. This allows the content creator to establish default Publish and Unpublish dates per content type.
This module was developed for the publishing industry where a regular (print) publication affects the publishing and unpublishing of content regularly.
DIRECTIONS:
Like Scheduler all the options are found on the content type editing page: admin/content/node-type/[content-type]
Sample Use Case:
You want all new Article nodes to automatically publish on 'Tuesday at 5am' to coincide with the paper's publishing time.
But you want any Articles created on Tuesday to start the following week Tuesday.
So you need to create an exception:
Select Exception Type: Publish
Select Exception Days: Tuesday
Create Exception: Next Tuesday 5am
To set a valid recurring (un)publish date please check out PHP strtotime: LINK
Golden Gridlet is a theme development aid for the Golden Grid base theme, both of which were adapted from Joni Korpi's original Golden Grid System for use in Drupal. For those granted permission to view the gridlet, it provides a toggle in the upper-right for a baseline and column grid overlay to aid in subtheming.
The size and color of the grid as well as the resolutions at which the columns change (from 4 to 8, and from 8 to 16) can all be configured from an administrative interface, without the need to manually alter the overlay JavaScript itself.
In order to reduce footprint and minimize dependencies, it should be noted that this module is now powered by jQuery >= 1.4.4 (provided with Drupal 7) rather than Ender.
Features
Illustrates the baseline grid, ensuring vertical rhythm throughout the page.
Golden Grid is an HTML5 base theme implementation, adapted from Joni Korpi's Golden Grid System. Designed to be as lightweight as possible while adhering to Drupal's standards and best practices, it provides themers looking to rapidly create fluid, responsive designs in Drupal with a possible starting point.
This theme divides the viewport into columns that fold into each other as resolution decreases: from sixteen, to eight, and finally to four columns. It should be noted that browsers that do not support media queries (such as dated versions of Internet Explorer) will always revert to the mobile layout.
Furthermore, Golden Grid solves the problem of drifting content as the screen is being resized through the use of elastic gutters. By declaring gutters in ems rather than in relation to the viewport, they always stay proportional to the content as they are being resized.