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PHPTemplate

Support status

This is an experimental theme engine with problematic security. Don't use it unless you know what you are doing and are prepared to implement your own text sanitization. For Drupal 8 sites, you should generally use Twig instead.

Taxonomy Multi Editor

Taxonomy multi edit - content management UI

A mass category editor.
Allows any nodes shown on admin/content/node to have terms added or removed in bulk, using the normal 'node operations' selector.
Also provides a tab to view/edit all nodes terms individually.

With an image thumbnail, this can also be used for sorting uploaded images into galleries quickly.

Consider this module deprecated in favor of Views Bulk Operations - which offers a more cohesive interface to pretty much the same job
You may also experiment with editview or similar for mass updates.

CSV-filter

Allow to insert comma-separated (CSV) tables into postings. Useful for importing data from office suits like OpenOffice, Koffice etc.

Site map

This module provides a site map that gives visitors an overview of your site. It can also display the RSS feeds for all blogs and categories.

Code Filter

This module provides a simple text format (input filter) that handles <?php ?> and <code></code> tags so that users can post code without having to worry about manually escaping <

Delicious

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This module provides integration with the REST API at http://del.icio.us

It will use your cron tasks to download tags; each user with the right privilege can have one set of delicious tags and links. The administrator can create blocks that can contain links only from a given set of users, a given set of tags, or a combination of both. If enabled, nodes can be scanned for words which match del.icio.us tags and create smart-links, and if enabled, the first vocabulary term of a node can be added as a del.icio.us tag link using that term the tag.

The new hook allows you to modify the terms or users before the query. So, in the example below, the block is changed so that when on a node page, only delicious tags that match the nodes taxonomy are displayed, and when on search page, only delicious tags that match the current search terms are displayed.

Pages

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