Content display

Module let's you take full control of external links indexing. Pages could also pass HTML-validation.

Note: Search Engines still see all this links. If you want to hide links you should use JavaScript for it.

Features

• Two methods of indexing control:
  • Wrap links with NOINDEX tag. NOINDEX tag is used to deny indexing part of page. Only Yandex and Rambler considers this tag but Google and others doesn't. There is also an attribute NOINDEX in meta-tag Robots.
  • Add attribute rel="nofollow" to links. This link's attribute has no effect on indexing. Only Google really do not follow this links but others do. Attribute is used to say to search engine that links no longer constitute a "vote" in the PageRank system.
• Two NOINDEX-tags formats:
  • Simple. This is a default. HTML-validators considers this tag as mistake so your pages will not pass HTML-validation.
  • Valid. Pages will pass HTML-validation.
• Two domain lists:
  • Always allowed domains. Links to domains from this list wiil be always OPENED for indexing and following by search engines.
  • Always denied domains. Links to domains from this list wiil be always CLOSED for indexing and following by search engines.
• Links to your own domain is allowed by default for indexing and following.

Alternative taxonomy term pages.

This module integrates the SyntaxHighlighter Javascript Library into Drupal for source code list syntax highlighting within any Drupal contents.

Note: the SyntaxHighlighter Javascript library is not included and must be downloaded and installed in sites/all/libraries. See README.txt for more details. This module is compatible with both the 2.x and 3.x versions of the Javascript library.

To markup your code, use the <pre> tag with the class attribute and optionally the title attribute. See the <pre /> method section on this page and the configuration page for exact/complete explanation.:

<pre class="SYNTAXHIGHLIGHTER-OPTIONS" title="My title">
  program code
  ...
</pre>

Very important!!!: ordered the input format filters as follow:

1. HTML filter or Wysiwyg filter or whatever HTML filters you use. They must come before.
2. Syntax highlighter. This come after any and all filters that can modify content input.

Added new support for CCK textarea fields in the latest 2.0 branch!

Have you ever wanted to resize the body or comment field? Do you want that funky facebook-esque automatic height adjustment coolness on textareas but didn't know who to turn to? Well fear not, introducing Resizable_body!

That's right, resizable body adds the options to specify the rows and cols count for the body and the comment field! Not only that, but It also allows you to remove that pesky 'split summary at cursor' button that you have a love / hate relationship with. And, we're not done there, not only all this, but you can also specify how the height of the textfield should be adjusted - either disable it altogether, show the default grippie, or have automatic height adjustment. YES! That's right - automatic height adjustment for body, comment or textarea fields!

All this can be yours for the one-time non-refundable fee of FREE!

Drupal implementation of Alex King's wonderful Popularity Contest WordPress plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/popularity-contest/).

Required: Views
Recommended: Statistics (core), Comment (core)

User Queue is a module which is functionally quite similar to Nodequeue. It allows you to create multiple queues, add users to them, and order the users within the queue. Queues can have a maximum number of items, or be unlimited.

In addition to the administrative pages for adding, removing, and ordering users, each queue will be presented as a block. There is a basic theme hook that the blocks call which can easily be overridden in the event that you want to link somewhere else than the user's profile page, or you want to do something more interesting than the default item_list theme.

This module was in obsolete and unsupported state for a long time, before I started working on D7 version and got the ownership. I will not work on D6 version except bug fixes. Though D7 will be in active development.

This module 6.x version was developed for The New York Observer initially before going obsolete and was supported by the Observer Media Group. Now I took is over as owner and released a D7 version which is supported by Faichi Solutions

Future Plans

If this module proves or would prove useful to people, then I'd be willing to consider one or more of the following improvements as per requests in issue queue,

• Views integration