Actively maintained

The Nodequeue module allows users to collect nodes in an arbitrarily ordered list. The order in the list can be used for a any purpose, such as:

• A block listing teasers for the five top news stories on a site
• A user’s favorite music albums
• A group of favorite from which one is randomly displayed

Nodequeue provides a simple drag-and-drop interface to manually order any queue. Additionally, it allows nodes to be added and removed from queues without needing edit permissions to the node. Nodes can be added to queues either from a queue management tab or by links on the node teaser.

Drupal 8

The Entityqueue module is a rewrite of Nodequeue for Drupal 7 and Drupal 8, based on entities, and allows users to create queues of any entity type. If you need to migrate from Drupal 7 Nodequeue to Drupal 8 Entityqueue, you can use the Nodequeue migrate module.

Smartqueue API

Nodequeue provides a robust API that allows other modules to define smartqueues, which are associated with external data. For example, the included taxonomy smartqueue creates subqueues for a given queue for every term in the chosen vocabulary. Nodes are then only eligible for subqueues whose term matches the nodes terms. This makes it very easy to have queues for each category without cluttering the management page.

The CSS module adds, for users with enough permissions and enabled nodes, a CSS field on the node creation page.

Users might insert CSS rules in the CSS node field and those rules will be parsed on the node viewing.
This way CSS experienced users might create complex CSS based design for nodes contents.

IMPORTANT: note that the CSS editing permissions should be given only to trusted users (administrators). Malicious users which have this permission might broke your site design and also introduce security issues (XSS).

#D7CX: I pledge that CSS Module will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released.
See issue #789580: D7: moving CSS data to Code Per Node for more details and helping out!

Maintainers

Fabio Varesano
Eric Pruett

Module allows the importation of typepad content from the typepad export file.

This module can capture:

This is a Mime Mail component module (for use by other modules).

• It permits users to receive HTML email and can be used by other modules. The mail functionality accepts an HTML message body, MIME-endcodes it and sends it.
• If the HTML has embedded graphics, these graphics are MIME-encoded and included as a message attachment.
• Adopts your site's style by automatically including your theme's stylesheet files in a themeable HTML message format.
• If the recipient's preference is available and they prefer plaintext, the HTML will be converted to plain text and sent as-is. Otherwise, the email will be sent in themeable HTML with a plaintext alternative.
• Allows you to theme messages with a specific mailkey.
• Converts CSS styles into inline style attributes.
• Provides simple system actions and Rules actions to send HTML email with embedded images and attachments.

Note that there are some serious limitations you need to take into consideration when creating email layouts, see the Email Standard Project for more information.

This module is required by the Send module.

Requirements

The 7.x branch requires the Mail System module and at least Drupal 7.24.

Overview

Importantly:

In the version module dev (7) we use anonymize IP address data. It is necessary to meet EU (GDPR) data protection regulations.

VotingAPI helps developers who want to use a standardized API and schema for storing, retrieving and tabulating votes for Drupal content.