Content editing experience

Provides an editing overlay for users who do not have access to the administrative overlay. This is an attempt to improve the user-experience in drupal.

Restricts access to premium content by role and provides a general API for other modules to help decide if a user has access to premium content.

docReader provides an formatter to the CCK module Filefield (for Drupal 6) or the core file module in Drupal 7.

Drupal 6.x

This module adds a block that fetches information from a specified feed via the Facebook Graph API.

This module allows the creation of templates for the CK Editor through the admin interface.

Background

The CK Editor is a very nice wysiwyg editor that has been integrated in Drupal with the module found at http://drupal.org/project/ckeditor. An interesting feature of the CK Editor is the use of templates. A template consists of predefined HTML that can be used as a starting point for newly created nodes.

The problem

One drawback of this system is the way these templates are created: the templates are strings in a javascript file. Two disadvantages of this are that it's a very user-unfriendly way of entering HTML, and when a template is created modified, the updated code needs to be deployed to your production environment.

The solution

This module uses Drupal's nodes to create templates. It defines its own node type that will only be used for creating templates, and that will be hidden from public view (as it is not real content). Adding a new template to the CK editor is now as simple as creating it in the Drupal interface. It will be immediately available as a template in the CK editor.

Installation

1. Install CK Editor (instructions on http://drupal.org/project/ckeditor)
2. In the CK Editor settings, make sure you select a toolbar that includes the templates button

Node Truncate allows the deletion of all posts from a given content type using a batch operation, being useful when one wishes to clean tons of posts without being stuck with server timeouts.