Content display

Context Extra Term allows you to multi select terms as condition for context.

To be added.

The main idea with this module is to have just one image shown in multiple images field in any content type that can be viewed in teaser view mode.

This is an example module showing how to write custom context condition plugins for the Context Module.

This module adds some of the most common Twitter Bootstrap layouts to Display Suite.

Requirements

• Bootstrap theme or other theme which uses Twitter Bootstrap framework.
• Display Suite

Installation

Nothing particular, just download and enable as described in Installing contributed modules.

17 Available layouts

Single column:

• Bootstrap: 12

Two columns:

• Bootstrap: 2 - 10
• Bootstrap: 3 - 9
• Bootstrap: 4 - 8
• Bootstrap: 5 - 7
• Bootstrap: 6 - 6
• Bootstrap: 6 - 6 stacked
• Bootstrap: 6 - 6 bricks
• Bootstrap: 7 - 5
• Bootstrap: 8 - 4
• Bootstrap: 9 - 3
• Bootstrap: 10 - 2

Three columns:

• Bootstrap: 2 - 8 - 2
• Bootstrap: 3 - 6 - 3
• Bootstrap: 4 - 4 - 4
• Bootstrap: 4 - 4 - 4 stacked
• Bootstrap: 5 - 5 - 2

Additional layouts in dev version

• Bootstrap: 1 - 11
• Bootstrap: 11 - 1

Versions

This project extends the Drupal user interface from a "local" site to allow for the visual design and edit of content stored in one or more "remote" databases. This project defines a remote database as a database:
- other than the primary (or a slave) database for the "local" site
- associated with another site, often as its primary database

Visual design includes the use of Views and Panels on the local site to create displays of content domiciled on a remote site. In other words, the remote database is another source of content for the local site. Also, users have the ability to seamlessly create and update content stored in a remote database while working from the local site.

Use cases

An organization maintains a group of sites with one site being the repository for a certain type of content such as news or calendar events.
Example 1: an organization with individual sites for member groups of the organization.
Example 2: a university with a main site and separate sites for each school or college.
Example 3: a business with separate sites for individual business units.

Background