Actively maintained

Patch manager provides a developer tool for managing patches to core and contributed modules.

Scary warning
Please think about Patch Manager module as a developer tool that should never be used on production sites. That is so because to apply patches Patch Manager relies on write access to source code of your site by server user. To use this module you need to change default file permissions of files that you want to patch, apply patch and then set permissions back to default. Doing it on production site could lead to security issues - so don't even think about it!

Overview

Cookbook allows for the creation of recipes and the ability to display them in an easy to use and printer-friendly cookbook.

Overview

Exercise Planner allows teachers to create exercises, and students to combine exercises into exercise plans. The exercise plans can be downloaded as printer friendly documents.

The Facebook Share module enables Drupal site administrators to add a Facebook Share button to selected content type nodes in their website(s). The motivation behind this module was the TweetMeme module which allows users to retweet about a given website node.

The Facebook Share module gives Drupal site administrators the ability to choose the following settings:

• determine content types to display the Facebook Share button on
• whether to display the Facebook Share button on the teaser, full view, or both
• what button type to be displayed (box_count, button_count, button, icon_link, or icon)
• what share text to be displayed on the button (Share by default)

When the Facebook Share module is enabled for a content type, website viewers can click the Facebook Share button to share a link to that node in their Facebook stream.

Benefits of using the Facebook Share module instead of modules that allow users to select from a variety of social networks (ex: Add to Any Share/Bookmark Button, Service links, and FB Drupal):

You need this module if you have a node with taxonomy term reference and a nested menu tree with taxonomy terms. And you want to keep menu expanded up to the term referred by current node.

Module provides integration with Taxonomy Menu.