This module adds an option to nodes and comments to provide an integrated dice roller. The dice roller options are based on the standards set at http://openrpg.com for dice rolling. (OpenRPG is under GNU GPL.)
Once the roll is made, there is no option for the user to go back to remove the roll from the post nor any option to modify the roll. This is to prevent tampering with results, negating the risk of cheating.
UUID Features 7.x-1.0-alpha3 fixes some HTML code that made the module completely unusable. Please update ASAP. If you're experiencing WSOD simply remove the module files completely then upload the latest version. The latest version now works with UUID 7.x-1.0-alpha3. Please report any bug you encounter in the issue queue.
The UUID Features Integration module provides a mechanism for exporting content (nodes, taxonomy, fields) into a features module. What's that you say? You thought features was only for configuration? This module is meant to be used in the cases where certain pieces of content straddle the line between pure content and configuration.
Examples:
There are relatively static pages (like an About Us page) that have links from your primary navigation. If these were to go missing, your client would certainly say the site is broken.
You maintain page nodes for items like Terms of Service or Privacy Policy. These nodes appear on several sites and should always be the same.
The Block Icons module allows you to add icons to blocks (small images that generally appear next to block titles).
More and more themes are being developed that ship with default icons displayed next to block titles. One of this issues with this is that a theme cannot account for all the blocks a site may have enabled at any one time; especially since users can create their own, custom blocks. To get around this, users have to add CSS code to their theme to add icons to any un-supported or custom blocks.
This module exists for two reasons:
To make it easier for users to add their own icons to any and all blocks on their site (without having to write additional CSS).
To remove the need for block icons to be theme-dependent (i.e. users can keep their icon-block settings even when switching themes).