Minimally maintained

Description

Select translation implements a Views filter to select which translation of a node should be displayed in a list of nodes.

Several modes are available to select a translation:

• Use the current interface language; if not available use the original node language.
• Use the current interface language; if not available use the default site language; if not available use the original node language.
• Specify a list of languages, and use the most appropriate language.
  
  Some special values are recognized in the languages list:
  • "current" will be replaced with the current interface language;
  • "default" will be replaced with the default site language;
  • "original" will be replaced with the original node language.

If you need to scroll text only then use http://drupal.org/project/scrolltext which available for latest Drupal version

Supplies a block with a list of the top search phrases in the site.
This list can be used for (at least) two purposes:

This module enables the import of the following content from a Joomla website into Drupal.

• Users
• Sections & Categories into Taxonomy Vocabularies and Terms
• Content items to nodes

Only available in 7.x-2.x (currently under development):

• JComments import

The module was developed against Joomla 1.0.x, however initial reports from the community indicate that the module also works with Joomla 1.5.x.

This is a simple module to add an optional '- Other -' to
taxonomy select lists. It allows users with the right permissions
to create new terms.

ThemeKey allows you to define simple or sophisticated theme-switching rules which allow automatic selection of a theme depending on current path, taxonomy terms, language, node-type, and many, many other properties. It can also be easily extended to support additional properties exposed by other modules. In combination with Drupal's theme inheritance you can easily achieve features like:

• individually-styled channels
• a front-page / "splash" screen
• a date/time-selected Christmas theme
• mobile themes for different auto-detected mobile devices
• special themes for "limited" or "old" browsers
• content, user, or role -specific themes
• indicating your environment (production, staging, testing, sandbox, … )
• testing your redesign safely on a live server
• ...

And unlike other theme switching modules, ThemeKey should play well with internal and external page caches, like Boost or Varnish, even for anonymous users.

Feedback is welcome!

Damn, ThemeKey ... ROCKS! Really appreciate the kick ass work you did on this :) mortendk