Content editing experience

This module provides a Bean (http://drupal.org/project/bean) plugin for the great Twitter Pull module (

Drupal 6 outputs XHTML 1.0 strict by default. As of W3C standards, all elements ("tags") as well as their attributes have to be defined lowercase, e.g.

Managed Groups is a lightweight, top-down approach to grouping that relies upon complete administrative control of group creation and membership. Many sites use grouping functionality to create autonomous, flexible, peer-managed sub-communities within the site; in these cases Organic Groups is ideal. However, other sites require top-down approaches to administration and management, wherein user creation and management of groups must be carefully managed by the administrator; in these cases Managed Groups may be more appropriate. As such, Managed Groups is not in competition with Organic Groups, but, rather, is a fundamentally different way of implementing content and user grouping that is essential for many types of sites.

The Managed Groups module allows the administrator to:

• Create groups;
• Assign node types to be managed by the module;
• Assign members to groups;
• Assign content to groups;
• Promote group administrators;
• Manage memberships based upon internal and external login names;
• Manage orphan content and members.

Group members may:

• View content in the group;
• Edit their own content in the group;
• Create content in the group.

By itself, this module doesn't do anything. It is simply a helper module to help site developers to easily implement and manage CTools Wizards.

This is a very simple module that enables the user to make the 'Custom Path' field required on node creation or edit. It works in a few simple steps.

A comprehensive tool for synchronizing between Drupal 7 and Mendeley. Under development.