Actively maintained

Allows to display a different, custom subtitle on each page of a Drupal site, usually next to the regular page title. Normally, a subtitle is used to optionally underline the page title with a teaser, a short summary of the page, or a quote or cite.

"Page" means any page, not just nodes.

Subtitles can be added/edited through the front end (a.k.a. edit-in-place), but additionally also from within regular node and user account forms.

For advanced theming, a subtitle may consist of multiple text parts, so a different styling can be applied to each part of the phrase.

This module allows users to assign values to node fields through url parameters and saves the node automatically without going through the node editing form

Core collection of Features for the OpenPublish distribution.

Merges Profile2 forms into user account form.

Profile2 by default creates an additional tab for each new profile assigned to a user.
Alternatively the submodule "Profile2 pages" provides a separated pages for viewing and editing profiles.

BUT there was no way to integrate profiles into account's user form.

This module does it. Now every profile (admin/structure/profiles/manage) can be "merged" into account user form with a single checkbox.

1. Create a profile as usual (eg. personal_data)
2. Edit the profile (admin/structure/profiles/manage/personal_data) and check
   "Show this profile as part of user account form" option.
   [Tip]: weights matter if you want assign more than one profile.
3. Don't forget to give the user proper permissions to edit his own profiles
   in admin/people/permissions:
   "Personal data: Edit own profile" in our example.

That's all, login as the target user and enjoy it ;)

Drupal 6 version.

This version is no more under active development, and will be minimally maintained.

Integration user core form fields (such as username, password, etc.) form with content profile.

RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION

1. Install module.
2. Enable Content Profile or Profile module