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Tweet Button

Tweet Button

Adds the Twitter buttons to your nodes.

Choose which content type, and if the button should show on teasers or full nodes.

Relative date

API for displaying dates in the most easily understood format given a date's proximity to the current time.

Waves

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Waves is a spin-off theme of the web design used at the University of Antwerp.

The theme features are three-column layout and is fully XHTML 1.0 strict and CSS 2.1 compliant.

Features

  • Customizable logo, favicon
  • Proper embedding of primary and secondary links

CAPTCHA After

Captcha After Drupal 7 configuration page

Show CAPTCHA protection on selected forms after specified number of unsuccessful form submit attempts has been made.

BackgroundField

BackgroundField started as an extension of the CCK ImageField that allows a CSS selector and background attributes to be set for a content-type. This is particularly helpful for allowing your node authors to add images to a node that are integrated into the theme of the site. With the inclusion of the Image field in Drupal 7, BackgroundField was rewritten to extend that core functionality.

Example
User A creates content-type Foo with 2 BackgroundFields, one with a CSS selector for "body" (the html body) and one for "#callout" (a div in the theme).
User B can then create a Foo node and add images that will become the body background image and the callout background.
Users could continue to create new nodes each specifying their own background and callout images unique to the node they create.

Drupal 6.x Requirements

The Drupal 6 version is only updated for maintenance fixes.

Drupal 7.x Requirements

  • Image (core module)

The Drupal 7 version is being actively developed.

eXtensible Catalog (XC) Installation Profile

This installation profile makes it possible to quickly set up a complex site for a specific use in fewer steps than installing and configuring elements individually. It also populates the Drupal database with necessary settings, allowing an administrator to begin harvesting library metadata immediately after installing Drupal.

News: the first 7.x version is released!

Version 7.x-1.1

The main purpose of this release is to create a first stable release under Drupal 7. It contains some improvements as well, such as solving a memory leak in a long run cron based batch process, and enhancing the indexing speed.

Installation

The toolkit has four parts: the row of modules, a specific theme, a custom Apache Solr, and an Drupal distribution, which includes all necessary modules (XC and 3rd party ones), the current Drupal 7 core (7.22, with the necessary patch), and the theme. Previously the installation was quite complex, now we worked hard to make it easier.

The process is built on "drush", the Drupal command line tool. (see more: http://drupal.org/documentation/modules/drush).

The installation has two parts: a Drupal part, and a Solr part.

The Drupal part

If you have Drush:

$ cd /var/www # the Apache httpd server's webroot directory
$ drush dl xc_installation-7.x-1.1 --drupal-project-rename=xc
$ cd xc

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