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Overview

Schemr is a development tool that makes it easier to document complicated CCK field schemas. It is a natural counterpart to Features. Where Features can be used to transport schemas between Dev and Live sites, Schemr can be used to describe them.

Using the Field Wrappers module, site administrator will be able to choose HTML wrappers for Fields. Normally the Field API uses DIV elements to wrap fields, labels and its data.

After the Field Wrappers module has been enabled, you can choose from the following default set of markup types as wrapper for your field elements:

Default Wrappers:

• - None - (removes the markup)
• DIV
• SPAN
• H1
• H2
• H3
• H4
• H5
• H6
• P
• STRONG
• EM

Other modules (or themes) can alter this list using hook_field_wrapper_elements_alter().

Note for Theme Developers:

This module uses a template overwrite for Drupals core field.tpl.php. If your module or theme uses a customised template file for fields, you should take a look at this one to make sure the wrappers are printed out correctly.

Credits:

This module has been developed for:

Salesforce Queue for Drupal 6.x

Add the Google +1 button to your nodes, or as a block. No need to copy/paste anything, it works out-of-the-box.

Also you can add the Google+ badges as a block.

Remember to enable permission for anonymous users.

News

[27/01/2012] Google: New settings soon for Google Badges (Added in 7.x dev branch. I will add the extra settings ASAP to the 6.x branch).
[17/11/2011] Article: The dilemma: Aliased or non-alised URLs in the Google Plus One Button?
[16/11/2011] Google releases Badges, so users can follow your Google+ page without leaving your website. It's ready in the 7.x and 6.x dev releases.

There is a new forum for Google+ developers

Troubleshooting

I don't see the Google Plus One button

• Be sure to enable the permission to view the button for anonymous.

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