The Mail Redirect module redirects ALL system generated email (see notes below that CC/BCC were not supported until the 3.x branches of D7/D8/D9) to a test mail domain or address. This is especially useful when doing site testing which uses a production database which is populated with real email addresses.
Works with any mail generated by drupal_mail().
General Usage:
redirect any system generated email to your configured email domain or address
usage (specific for 7.x-2.x and newer, see README for older releases):
- in your test site's settings.php set:
$conf = array('mail_redirect_opt' => "domain");
$conf = array('mail_redirect_domain' => "mydomain.com");
OR
$conf = array('mail_redirect_opt' => "address");
$conf = array('mail_redirect_address' => "myaddress@mydomain.com");
Basic boasts a clean HTML5 structure with extensible CSS classes for unlimited theming possibilities as well as a top-down load order for improved SEO. It is fully responsive out-of-the-box and provides an adaptive, elegant, SASS mixin library and grid system.
Basic's goal is to provide themers the building blocks and best practices needed to get their designs up and running quickly and simply.
Basic is perfect if you want a simple, smart, and flexible theme starter.
Notice: The Drupal 5 and 6 versions of Basic are not under active development and no new features will be added to these branches. New features will only be added to Drupal 7 and 8 versions.
A small module that lets you control the format of the "Submitted by" information on your content per content type. It adds a fieldset to your node edit form called Appearance that lets you put in a tokenized pattern for the text you want to display.
Depends on Token module. Note: This module does not create any data; rather it relies on other modules providing that data through Token.
You might find the Custom Tokens module useful for things that aren't already provided.