Content display

XML to KML allows you to generate KML data from existing XML documents such as RSS feeds. This KML data can be downloaded by visitors and opened in Google Earth™, allowing your site's news to be displayed geographically.

Why would I want to use XML to KML?
XML to KML allows you to display your site's news in a new and intuitive way. Visitors will be able to read your news stories directly in Google Earth™ according the the location of the story. Your news will be displayed in a way similar to the way New York Times news is displayed in Google Earth™.

Image Title Module - Allows to upload image to replace existing node title for better look for your unique & creative design for every node & links.

The Floating block module allows you to keep html blocks, selected using jquery selectors in a fixed position on the page as you scroll. It works in a similar way the table header fixer in Drupal Core. This means that when the user scrolls their browser selected parts of the page can stay in the users view.

This is extremely useful when you have pages with lots of content and you want a side menu to stay in view. Visit http://dev.vit-al.co.uk/floating_block to see the module in action.

Tips for using jQuery selectors
Using the default Garland theme in Drupal 6 example selectors would be:
#sidebar-left Float the left sidebar
.primary-links Float the primary menu
.block-user Float the user login block

The important thing is to look at the html drupal is generating for your page and look at the id or class of the element your want to float. Find out more about jQuery selectors... Additionally another very useful tool (if you are using Firefox) is Firebug.

Enables moderation of nodes.

Which role can see nodes in moderation can be set per content type.

Views integration, so view(s) can be created to give moderation overview.

#D8CX: I pledge that FancyZoom will have a full Drupal 8 release on the day that Drupal 8 is released.

FancyZoom is a simple, clean image zoomer with a drop shadow and close box meant to emulate the visual style of Mac OS X. It is based on FancyZoom 1.1 created by Cabel Sasser of Panic, Inc. I've rewritten the FancyZoom Javascript using JQuery, changed function and variable names to avoid conflicts with other scripts, added code to avoid stepping on Lightbox and Thickbox, and compressed the script with /packer/ for size and speed.

This is a very simple module which provides an input filter that can be enabled for specific input formats. This filter allows an editor with permission for this input format to embed any available block into content by using the blocks module and delta in the following syntax: [block:{module}:{delta}].

For example, if I wanted to embed the Powered By Drupal block into some content, I would use [block:system:0].

DISCLAIMER 1: Care needs to be taken. For example, if you embed something you don't want anonymous people to see (such as devels switch user form), then it will be embedded into the content and displayed with the permission of the person who "rendered" the content. For example, if you empty the cache and then an anonymous visitor views the page - the content will be rendered and filtered as anonymous and then cached like this.