Content editing experience

This project implements tokens that can be used to populate the content of the meta tags implemented by Nodewords, or Meta tags. This project is independent from those projects, and can be used standalone.

Some versions of Nodewords contains a module that exposed meta tags tokens (nodewords_tokens.module), and an analogous module is present in the project Extra meta tags modules; this project automatically imports the settings from nodewords_tokens, but not from the module contained in the project Extra meta tags modules, which contained the module only in HEAD.

The procedure to update from nodewords_tokens.module is the following:

1. Disable nodewords_tokens.module, but do not uninstall it.
2. Install this module, and enable it.
3. Uninstall nodewords_tokens.module.

To avoid problems with the meta tags using tokens, the site should be put offline before to follow the reported procedure, and put back online after the procedure is completed. Remember to clean the cache, before to enable the new module.

Why has this module been moved to a standalone project?

A simple module/ filter to render JSXGraph tags. This is designed and tested on Drupal 6.x for now.

Installation:
1. Download this module.
2. Retrieve the latest JSXGraph Javascript and CSS files.
3. Install the JSXGraph module
4. Upload JSXGraph Javascript and CSS files to the same directory as the module.
5. The module has its own install script, it will create the required database entries.

Configuration:
1. Go under Administer section
2. Go under Site Building -> Modules -> Other and make sure "JSXGraph for Drupal" is enabled.
3. Go under Site Configuration -> Input Formats click on configure next to "JSXGraph for Drupal"
4. Make sure the filter is configured to your satisfaction, eg HTML filter is run after JSXGraph filter etc. (I will learn how to improve this part of installation).
   

Leverage the power of nodewords custom pages to set the page title using wildcard paths and global tokens. Great for tough-to-reach page titles in Views, Panels, and other non-node paths!

The value proposition:
You're frustrated with your page titles. You've never been able to put a decent SEO-friendly title into dynamically created pages. Say goodbye to your frustrations. This module marries the best features of nodewords and page_title modules. :-)

Steps to install:

1. Enable nodewords w/ "Custom Pages" sub-module (Please use 1.12-rc1 or 1.12-beta9)
2. Enable page_title.
3. Enable nodewords_pagetitle (this module).

Steps to configure:
1. Make sure you set the following on the nodewords admin page (admin/content/nodewords/settings):

• Under "Meta tags to output", make sure "Page title" has "In HTML tag HEAD" checked.
• Under "Meta tags enabled on administrative settings pages", make sure "Page title" has "Show in edit form" checked.

2. Check out the page_title module admin (admin/content/page_title):

Allows delimited data files to be imported as submission (results) into webforms.

Description:

This module provides the ability to retrieve data from your CollectiveAccess collection management system (http://www.collectiveaccess.org), using Drupal as a frontend to make (parts of) your collection available to the public.

Important:
This module no longer works with the changed web services in CollectiveAccess 1.3

Functionality overview:

• UI to manage connections to one or more CollectiveAccess instances
• Ability to connect to the web services via several technologies
  (only connection via SOAP is implemented at this point)
• Provides API for retrieving CollectiveAccess data programmatically
  x Object basic data and attributes
  x Object representations (primary images & all images)
  x Relations to an object (collections, entities, ...)
  x Sets

Add-on modules:

The following modules provide extra functionality on top of this API module:

• CollectiveAccess Feeds: allows for importing of data through the Feeds module

Compatibility

There will be both a Drupal 6 and Drupal 7 version of this module.
The Drupal 7 version is the main development branch.

This module allows node editors to assign blocks to regions on a node base. In the node edit form a fieldset will be added in which the blocks can be dragged into a desired region. The blocks will be added to the blocks already present in the region.