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Allows custom Call to Action text for each product class to replace the "Add to Cart" text. The text can be configured by editing the content type.

This module creates a dynamic flash calendar that loads in event types and color coordinates them

Code is this module is not intended for use with Drupal sites.

This module allows users to enable automatic placeholders to textfields, textareas, select lists, and email fields within a webform created by the Webform module.

The placeholders provided by Webform Hints use the component's title and are applied on a per-webform basis. When the HTML5 placeholder attribute isn't available, this module grants optional legacy browser support using a jQuery Plugin fallback. Label elements are then hidden via .element-invisible to keep them available to screen readers. Required indications are also present and configurable.

Webform Hints & Webform 4.x

The 4.x branch of Webform now includes support for customizable placeholders on a per field basis. Webform Hints may still be useful in the following situations:

• jQuery Fallback Support: Provide support for legacy browsers that don't support the placeholder attribute.
• Blanket placeholders: Admins who don't want to configure placeholders on each field but want blanket placeholder support (Webform Hints simply takes the field label and adds it as a placeholder, hiding the label all together).
• Webform 3.x and below: Sites still using Webform 3.x and below who'd like to add placeholder support to their webforms.

Usage

This module is used for scrolling content from field_data_body.
It mimics a 'news zipper' or running display.

Summary

Anonymous Posting is a Drupal module that allow anonymous users to fill their contact informations (name, email and homepage) when posting any content type including Forum Topics. Then the submitted name will be shown instead of the usual generic defined anonymous string.

That is, this functionality mimic that existing feature found in the Comment core module.

Requirements

Drupal 7 or Drupal 6 with content module of project CCK.

Configuration

1. Go to the 'Administration » Configuration » People » Anonymous Posting' page to enable the feature on your some content type.
2. Configure how the feature must behave on the 'Administration » Structure » Content types » <choosen content type>' page (It work like the 'Anonymous commenting' field found on the same page).
3. Finally, allow anonymous users to create new content of the type you choosed. To do so go to the Permissions tab of the Home » Administration » People page.

Miscellaneous

Approving content prior its publication

Please, see the Content Approval module if you need that feature.

Acknowledgement