Actively maintained

This module allows users to create image galleries using the Galleria jQuery plugin, found on http://galleria.aino.se.

The content distribution module is for managing distribution of content from a single central website to one or many remote websites via web services.

A typical set-up includes one single 'content distributing' Drupal instance with 1-many 'content receiving' Drupal instances.

This module ties in with the nodequeue module to allowing 'queueing' of content on the content distribution instance. The remote sites may then subscribe to any nodequeues available on the distributing site and receive content which is added to these queues over web services.

Status

• 6.x-1.3 should work with Services 6.x-0.15. This branch is no longer being actively developed; and although bugfixes from the new branch are being backported, no maintainers are currently using this release. Test the release and report your findings, but not on a live site!
• 6.x-2.x is stable. The major change from the 1.x branch is the ability to use any Views arguments for the Distribution view, and subsequently the removal of the dependency on Nodequeue. The latest best release is running on live sites, though you are urged to try it on test setups first.

Requirements for the 6.x-2.x branch:

• Services 6.x-2.0-beta1

Corrects PNG alpha transparency in IE 5.5 and 6 using css behaviors instead of crawling the DOM.

Versions

• PNG Behave! for Drupal 7.x is now an officially supported branch of the 6.x-1.8 base.
• PNG Behave! for Drupal 6.x now has a 2.x-dev branch for testing the DD_belatedPNG lib, as well as an update to 1.8
• PNG Behave! for Drupal 5.x now has it's final *hopefully* update to 1.9

Features

• Works with any elements.
• Works with backgrounds tiled, repeated, and stretched WITHOUT need for parent element confusion.
• Works with dynamically created elements that match the css selector string or directly call the behavior.
• Works on style AND class changes in runtime WITHOUT needing to call the script again.
• And More!...

Provides the jQuery Countdown plugin by Keith Wood, along with a simple API function (jquery_countdown_add) to easily add countdown/countup timer elements to the page.

Best reply module allows node authors to mark a particular comment as the best reply. It aims to encourage quality comments and to give some recognition to people posting quality responses.

Restrict editing/viewing of profile fields with an auto generated permission. Only users with that permission will be able to edit/view the field.