Content editing experience

This module provides a bookmarklet to allow users to create new nodes while they browse other sites. The bookmarklet opens a jQuery UI Dialog containing an iframe of the Drupal node form. The bookmarklet link is exposed through a block. The block configuration allows the site administrator to set the allowed and default content types available in the bookmarklet.

When Embedded Media Field or Link field are enabled, the bookmarklet will add the URL of the page where the bookmarklet was invoked to these fields.

Three alter hooks are invoked by this module so developers can change the node form prepopulate pattern, the visibility of node form elements in the bookmarklet, and the URL - node type mappings.

Uses the NPR API to generate a block containing NPR stories that are related to the current node.

Comment Timer module provides an easy-to-use JS timer for the given content type's nodes, with Views support.

When a comment is to be submitted for a node that has enabled Comment Timer support, two textfields and two buttons will show up below the comment form. The first one is empty: if you enter a HH:MM:SS value there, that value gets stored. The second textfield is a counting timer. The first button resets that counter to 00:00:00, the second one pauses/continues the counter. You may update the counter while it's paused: if you enter a proper HH:MM:SS value, the counter will continue from there; if you have entered something else, the counter will continue from where it was paused.

Timing information is stored both for the comments and the nodes, with Views support for both.

Drupal 6 only

Manipulating timing information is done via hook_comment() and hook_nodeapi() to keep it in sync. A checkbox is provided at the admin interface to add timing information to the comments' text; if it's unchecked, timing information is only available for themers as $comment->comment_timer.

Drupal 7 only

This module lets you publish contents directly on your WordPress blog. Using this module, you can configure and publish a node immediately after it has been published on your Drupal site.

A set of additional modules that implement optional features not strictly necessary for using Nodewords/Meta tags.

This modules is a collection of User Experience (UX) improvements to the core comment module. It also adds a few features that are more common in other forum engines.