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iWebkit

iWebkit Subthemes

iWebKit is a web toolkit designed to create iPhone and iPod touch compatible websites and webapps. It is very easy to use, extremely fast, compatible and extensible. iWebkit is available under GNU license and can be downloaded from http://iwebkit.net.

iWebkit theme for drupal is to make your drupal websites iPhone/iPod compatible.

An important part of building mobile websites is automatic detection of the user-agent (mobile device) so you can switch to an appropriate theme, or re-configure the layout for your mobile browsing. Once you've detected the device, you can present the website in a theme tailored to it.

Few modules to detect user-agent(browser) and switch drupal theme to appropriate mobile device compatible theme are:

* Mobile Tools http://drupal.org/project/mobile_tools is a very advanced module targeted both towards making a mobile version of your existing Drupal site, and detecting user agents for switching theme to mobile theme. A good tutorial how to use this module is available here.
* WURLF http://drupal.org/project/wurfl is module provides an API for to detect which device is accessing the site and also determine the device's capabilities (e.g. screen size, support for ajax, which device, touch_screen, etc ...). WURLF is available for download from SourceForge (it's an opensource project).

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Read only mode

What is Read Only Mode?

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Advanced Views RSS Feed

Previously called "Views RSS", this module allows sites to take control of their RSS feeds by providing Views plugins for customizing individual fields.

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Feeds

Feeds module logo

Feeds is the module for importing or aggregating data into nodes, users, taxonomy terms and other content entities using a web interface without coding a migration.

  • Import content into website via web UI
  • Import content into nodes, users, taxonomy terms or other content entities
  • Granular mapping of input elements to Drupal content elements
  • Modify data before import using Feeds Tamper
  • Batched import for large files
  • Exportable configuration (you can export feed configuration and import into another site via web UI)
  • One-off imports and periodic aggregation of content
  • Import or aggregate RSS/Atom feeds
  • Import or aggregate CSV
  • Import JSON or XML using the Feeds extensible parsers module
  • PubSubHubbub support
  • Extensible to import any other kind of content
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Take Control

Take Control File Browser screenshot

Take Control is a set of set of modules for Drupal for managing various administrative tasks particularly related to the file system. Beginning with version 2.0, the module has been refactored into a core/add-on architecture, where a core module take_control provides common routines and settings, whereas the bulk of front-end user interaction comes from add-on modules (e.g. file browser etc).

Currently, there are 2 add-on modules: file-browser, and quick-permissions.

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Node and Comments Form Settings

Node and Comments Form Settings

I often find myself doing the same hook_form_alter just to do the same things over and over again. It's just a waste of time. This module lets you change several 'small' behaviors with hook_form_alter, in both nodes and comments, doing it per content type so you can configure different aspects of your nodes/comments.

Currently you can do the following changes for nodes 7.x version:

  • Hide the Input Format fieldset for node body field
  • Change the default value of the Submit button
  • Hide the node title, useful when you're showing the node title on the breadcrumb or if you want to hide it for any other reason. The title needs to be set, if you want to auto generate it, use Automatic Nodetitles since this will not hide the title on the form, just when viewing the node.
  • Show a 'Cancel' link on node edit form. Ported from http://drupal.org/node/116939
  • Option to remove revision log field. Thanks to @jjeff
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