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Light Brown

Light Brown screenshot

Light Brown theme is a simple Drupal Theme with three regions (header, sidebar and content). It is easily customizable.

You can see it in action on the demo website.

Author Home Page

⋅ Categories: Minimally maintained, No further development

Seven

Seven theme settings

Seven was the default administrative theme for Drupal 7, 8, and 9.
In Drupal 10, it was replaced by Claro.

Some Drupal 10 sites may still require or prefer Seven, so it's available here as a contrib theme.

⋅ Categories: Minimally maintained, Maintenance fixes only

Panels 960gs (HTML5)

Maintenance status

This project has been dormant for some time and new installs and upgrades should seriously consider a more robust and actively-maintained grid-compatible base theme, like Omega.

Panels 960gs is a minimal base theme that combines the fantastic 960 Grid System and amazing Panels module.

⋅ Categories: Minimally maintained, No further development

Insert

Insert module for Drupal 10

Insert is a utility that makes inserting images and links to files into the body field and other CKEditor instances or text areas much easier by adding a simple JavaScript-based button and optional controls to file and image fields. Images may be inserted using any image style preset. Insert may also be interfaced to by other modules for inserting custom content.

⋅ Categories: Minimally maintained, Maintenance fixes only, Content display, Content editing experience, Media

System Theme++

System theme administration page with Slate theme

This module provide the "Administration theme" system page alteration, which allow the site administrator to configure a full set of arbitrary path on which the administration theme should be activ

⋅ Categories: Minimally maintained, Maintenance fixes only, Administration tools, Site structure

Ajax Slideshow

Ajax Slideshow basic screenshot

Sequential presentation of any of your site nodes, utilizing user chosen effects based on ajax asynchronous calls.

Why?
Indeed there are plenty of slideshow modules out there. So why creating one more?
We had to provide a good answer for the following requirements:

  • Show a series of content items as slides using transition effect.
  • Allow the user to navigate across slides using tabs and/or navigational buttons.
  • Allow the content manager (non admin role) to fully control the contents & layout of each slide using node-based or views-based mode.
  • Allow the content manager to easily publish / unpublish the slides and set their order of appearance.
  • Allow the content manager to set the slides intervals, transition intervals and other slideshow relevant settings.
  • Ensure the performance is content-agnostic i.e. allow the slideshow content to grow (number of slides and their weight) without impacting the slideshow page load time.

We could not find a module which fully suffice the above requirements (see comparison). Hence Ajax Slideshow was born.

⋅ Categories: Minimally maintained, Under active development, Content display

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