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iTweak Login module provides very useful tweaks for the standard user login form:
Lightweight and powerful
Complements nicely functions of Login Toboggan module (if it is present)
Works with any theme (that does not already customize user login)
Customize "Log in" button:
select any custom name
Customize "Username" and "Password":
Change labels (if not using LoginToboggan)
Add text before username field in login page
Customize "Create new account":
Change link wording
Change URL (for example to a custom signup page)
Change to a button with any custom name (defaults to "Register")
Customize "Request new password":
Remove link completely
Change link wording
Change URL (for example to a custom login help page)
Change to a button with any custom name (defaults to "Reset Password")
Perfect for Multilingual websites (locale module required) and Internationalizable (i18n module required) - See Russian example on Screenshot 4
All custom labels are applied to tabs and buttons on /user/* pages for consistent look
Adds "can change own password" permission (make sure to enable it for all roles that are allowed to change their own password immediately after module installation).
Advanced Blog is designed to build community engagement on Drupal community sites and expand on the features provided by the core blog module. It also acts as a replacement for the following modules:
Advanced Blog integrates and expands on the features of the above modules in order to provide better navigation of site blogs, allow more options for community blogs, and display blogs in a unique fashion. As such, it is not compatible with any of the above modules.
Features
Provides customizable block to display site bloggers.
Allows users to give their blog a title and description.
Creates a page of site bloggers that includes author and blog information.
Enables advanced blog navigation by author, post date, etc.
Integrates with Token module, allowing usage of blog title and / or description in fields that work with tokens.
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TimeCert is a web service for timestamping content. This provides evidence by a trusted third-party that something (e.g. a blog post, a document, or a file) existed at a given time. TimeCert records and gives you the timestamp for when someone first referenced a given digital fingerprint.