This module features:
1. Drupal 6 only, as drupal 6 has updated jquery, there's no need to
depend on the jquery_update module.
2. Providing a jcarousel block which can be managed throught the
admin/build/block.
3. No need to write any HTML or including any JS. If the block shows on
a node page, it reads the images from the node (CCK required).
4. Images are loaded through configurable cck image field. Currently
only supports imceimage and imagefield.
5. lightbox support by default
The Availability Calendar module allows you to add an availability calendar to entities. Example use cases are tourist accommodation - e.g. bed and breakfast, holiday homes or self catered apartments - and car or motor bike rental.
An availability calendar shows your customers at what dates your accommodation is still available and at what dates it is already booked.
This is a port of the Wordpress theme The Morning After to Drupal/ProsePoint.
(The multiple columns in the screenshot are not due to this theme, but from the module Composite Layout, although there are enough regions in the theme to create up to a four column layout).
7.x
The 7.x-1.x branch is a complete rewrite. The code has been simplified and it no longer relies on Zen.
6.x
The 6.x-1.x branch is developed as a subtheme of Zen.
The configuration is simple and intuitive. You only have to provide addresses of sites with valid feeds (such as http://drupal.org). Optionally, you can alternatively define their feeds directly (e.g. http://drupal.org/node/feed).
The blogroll will display the site's title and latest item (w. link) below. Once multiple sites are provided, the blogroll will effectively "roll" and the sites with latest updates will be on top.
Some additional settings can be configured, e.g. the persistence of an optional "new" tag, etc.
This is a very simple module which provides an input filter that can be enabled for specific input formats. This filter allows an editor with permission for this input format to embed any available block into content by using the blocks module and delta in the following syntax: [block:{module}:{delta}].
For example, if I wanted to embed the Powered By Drupal block into some content, I would use [block:system:0].
DISCLAIMER 1: Care needs to be taken. For example, if you embed something you don't want anonymous people to see (such as devels switch user form), then it will be embedded into the content and displayed with the permission of the person who "rendered" the content. For example, if you empty the cache and then an anonymous visitor views the page - the content will be rendered and filtered as anonymous and then cached like this.