Minimally maintained

The Block Bar module is a block module that acts as a container for other Drupal blocks. The module builds an Outlook style collapsible menu bar from the child blocks with each child block representing one panel within the bar. Multiple BlockBars can be created. Each BlockBar can be set with "sticky panels" which will remember the panel's open/close state between page refreshes. Also, an option can be set that will only allow one panel to be open at a time for a given bar. Block Bars and Block Bar panels can be themed globally or individually.

#D7CX pledge upheld: Taxonews received a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 was released.

A module to generate blocks containing titles of node matching terms in a taxonomy vocabulary, as links to the nodes themselves, with optional automatic content expiration based on publishing date.

Features

Module has settings for:

• Node lifetime; it defines as many blocks as there are terms in the vocabularies updated within that lifetime.
• The vocabularies used for automatic block creation.
• Inclusion of the module name in the block list, in order to group block names (True by default)
• Inclusion of blocks matching no content from the block list (True by default)

The blocks are themeable, so the list of titles can be replaced by other display choices on a per-block basis, like Drupal teasers instead of just titles, by overriding the taxonews-block-view template (function in old versions) in a theme.

Allows authorized users to submit wishlist nodes to your web site which describe items they would like for a special occasion.

Offers more features for signatures in posts and comments.

This module adds a new graphical control panel page. It allows the user to specify the menu path to use as the source for the Control Panel.

Import users into Drupal, or update existing users, with data from a CSV file (comma separated file). Provides a wide range of features out of the box, and a comprehensive API to customise imports.