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Panels User Override let a user override the display of panes for his/her account.

It is used to transform Panels in to a Dashboard module.

The user can order the panes to his/her own preference and even remove panes from the display (by dragging panes to the non rendered region 'Content Stock').
The administrator can provide extra panes in the special region 'Content Stock'. This region will not be rendered; it is used to provide the user with a 'stock of content'.

Usage

1. Download and Enable the module as usual.
2. Create a panel or edit a panel as usual.
3. On the 'General' tab of your variant pick 'User Override' as the Renderer.
4. Add content to the variant as usual; You have a extra region 'Content Stock'.
5. In 'Content Stock' you can put panes that will not be renedered by default, but are there for your users to choose from.
6. Save your panel.
7. Goto 'user/[UID]/display-override' pick your panel variant and drag-and-drop to your liking.
8. Don't forget to enable the permissions for roles that may use this functionality. (users without the right permissions are able to see the panels in the default state)

Things to watch out for!

• I use it, it works for me... but you might have a different use case.

An alternate multichoice type question for Quiz module.

I was required to create a workflow for a project i am working on using the Workbench module

This is a port of the https://drupal.org/project/hosting_remote_import module to provision 2.x

!!ATTENTION!!

Simple Sticky Footer is a lightweight module, it allows to promote/advertise on your drupal website as a sticky footer (always on top div).

Installation

First of all activate the module.

Step1: Go to the Simple Sticky Footer module configuration page

Step2: Add the content for the sticky footer, set the width of the sticky footer in pixels.

Step3: Define additional CSS rules like: rounded borders, gradient background, shadows, etc ... Do not use { }, just enter the css properties ex: background:gray;border-top:1px;

Step4: Save it, clear cache (optionally) .

Have fun!

PS: If you have useful feature tip related to this plugin please write in the plugins support section.

FAQ

Why I can't see the bottom part of the page ?
Sticky footer has a fixed position. It's recommended to define padding bottom for your body with the height of the sticky div. Eg: Sticky footer height is 160px. You might define in your themes style.css : body {padding-bottom: 160px;}

How can I customize 100% ?
If it is not enough the customizaton options from the administration panel, you should add extra CSS properties in your style.css from the active theme directory. Of course you can add interactions in your theme's javascript file. Sticky footer has 2 divs:

container: #simple-sticky-footer-container