This module provides an API for adding universally unique identifiers (UUID) to Drupal objects, most notably entities.
Features in Drupal 7 version
Automatic UUID generation
UUIDs will be generated for all core entities. An API is provided for other modules to enable support for custom entities.
UUID API for entities, properties and fields
With this unified API you can load entities with entity_uuid_load() so that all supported properties and fields are made with UUID references. You can also save entities formatted this way with entity_uuid_save() (depends on Entity API).
Export entities to use as default/demo content
The integration with Features module provides the ability to export UUID enabled entities with intact dependencies and references to other entities. This functionality depends on Deploy module 7.x-2.0-alpha1 (soon to be released) and is probably the most robust way for installation profiles and distributions to provide demo content!
Genesis is an standards compliant, accessible and semantically rich starter theme for Drupal. Genesis is designed to be simple, yet powerful, flexible and easy to get started with.
New! The 7.x-2.x branch is HTML5 and ready for testing now.
Genesis is easy to theme yet extremely flexible, giving you endless theming possibilities. Genesis makes building a standards compliant accessible theme easier than starting from scratch.
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GCal Events is a module which will display a block of upcoming events. The source for the events is a Google Calendar.
Features
Can read from public or private google calendar
Multiple (unlimited?) blocks can be set up, each configured independently
Date/Time display format can be configured
Timezone can be configured (PHP 5.1 and higher)
Display uses templates, so each item (title, location, date, description, url, etc) can be configured for each block. Very flexible and powerful!
Customizable "footer" to include brief information about the calendar ("provided by so-and-so", "updated weekly", a link to the full calendar, ical feed link, etc)
Customizable "no upcoming events" text to display when no events are coming up.