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AT Panels Everywhere

Responsive Panels Everywhere

This is an Adaptivetheme sub-theme that fully supports Panels Everywhere.

The basic concept is to combine the advanced theme settings and inherent responsive/mobile aware features of Adaptivetheme with the unmatched layout and context capability of Panels and Panels Everywhere.

Drupal 7

I have committed a D7 version of this theme to GIT.

Account Profile

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

Automodal

Automatically convert certain classed links to modal popups and provides an API to add custom modals quickly and easily.

With this tool, you can cause links to automatically open in modal dialogs. The module's code simply examines all links in a document and turns any link with the designated CSS selectors (by default, the class automodal), and turns those links into modal links.

For example, by default it looks for links like this:

<a href="http://example.com" class="automodal">Click me!</a>

The link above has the class automodal, and so the automodal module will cause this link to open in a modal dialog.

Note: The purpose of this tool is to open other pages on the Drupal site to open in modals, not to redirect off site.

One of the important features of this module -- and something that distinguishes it from other modal modules, is that this one works fine with Drupal FAPI forms.

The API

With automodal you can create your own usages of modals with custom settings using automodal_add() and the several hooks that allow you to plug into the features of Modal Frame.

Related modules

Translatable Regions

Although the free Google Translate API v1 was discontinued, Google Translate API v2 is a for-pay API, costing $20/MB. The D6 6.x-1.2 (and higher) and 7.x-1.2 (and higher) versions of this module now support the API v2, so please try it.

This module uses the Google Translate API v2 and the jquery-translate plugin to offer to translate any region in your content that can be specified with a CSS selector.

Translatable Regions is intended for sites that have content from more than one language on a page. The sections of the page that are selected for translation get a button above them offering to translate to the browser's detected language.

The translations that result are identical to the translations from Google Translate. The source material can be of any length, thanks to the jquery-translate plugin.

Time Tracker

This project is a suite of modules that will add time tracking features to any node or any nodes comments.

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