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Celestial

Celestial

Celestial is designed to be easy to use and easy on the eyes whilst still being generic enough to be used for a multitude of website possibilities.

Basic Features:

Simpler

Simpler

Simpler is a simple, tableless, multi column and fluid width theme. This theme is designed to pamper the reader, this can be seen from the choice of font family, font size and color.

Visit Demo site (use theme switcher please).

Site using Simpler theme: www.xpsdev.com.

The theme also designed for cross-browser compatibility; work perfect in Firefox, IE 6, IE 7, IE 8, Safari, Opera and Google Chrome.

Features:

  • 1, 2, or 3 column layout
  • Tableless design for SEO
  • Fluid width layout
  • Supports custom logo and favicon
  • User picture in profile, comments and post
  • Primary links and secondary links
  • 9 collapsible block regions
  • Support other features like site name, slogan, mission and custom search box

What's new:

In this version we make massive changes, from images, layout, and codes are all different. You could say that this is a new theme with old name, we do this to make Simpler much better and easy for us to maintain it.

JIRA Connect

Module to integrate JIRA as an authentication backend for Drupal. This module supports fallback to local database user authentication when JIRA auth was unsuccessful.

Statistics Granularity

Statistics Granularity extends Drupal's core statistics module by adding node counts for week, month and year. Includes views integration for accessing these values.

Popup

Popup login form

The popup suite allows builders to popup tooltip-like text, nodes, blocks, menus, forms, views and php-generated content.

It includes the following modules:

Views default argument from Context

This module allows a default value for a view argument to be specified based on a piece of contextual data set through the Context module's context_set function. When configuring the default argument, you specify the context namespace and the attribute name, and the value is pulled automatically. This is particularly useful for getting information to Views blocks. This is far less hackish than specifying path arguments via arg().

Example use case

Let's say we have a Views block. It's supposed to list all of the nodes that are nodereferenced to whatever node is specified in the argument to the view like so:

nid:23
|_____nid:45
|_____nid:29
|_____nid:35
etc.

Because there's no good way to send arguments to blocks, the traditional approach is to set the View's "Default argument" parameter to PHP code containing:


return arg(1);

...or something similar. It is hackish and terrible to rely on the URL for the current nid -- that approach fails to keep the control hierarchy intact (node/xxx invokes a node controller, and if views is invoked somewhere in that stack, it should not be able to jump all the way up to the node controller to retrieve its arguments -- the node or page controller should supply those arguments).

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