Empower developers with tools that assist with developing and debugging the frontend or backend of the site.

No Book Outline

The problem using Drupal book module and book pages as wiki is, the book page module adds book outline form part and the book outline menu as node/x/outline to all node types.

Administration Views

Replaces administrative overview/listing pages with actual views for superior usability.

Features

  • Filter all administrative views via AJAX.
  • Perform any kind of bulk/mass operations on items in administrative views.
  • Filter content by title, node type, author, published status, and/or vocabulary.
  • Filter comments by title, author, node title, or published status.
  • Filter users by name, ban/blocked status, or user roles.

Semantic Blocks

UI for select the element.

Overview

The Semantic Blocks module enables the easy selection and use of the newer HTML5 elements as wrappers for blocks within the admin interface.

This gives site builders the ability to chose the element that encloses a block rather than rely on the hard coded element in the block template. This is done in the block add / edit form. If no element has been selected in the UI for that block it will default to div.

Installation

If your theme is already using a block.tpl.php template file, open this file in an editor and replace the opening and closing div tag with $tag. Remember to replace the closing tag! (If in doubt, look at the block.tpl.php file included in this module).

E.G change:

<div id="<?php print $block_html_id; ?>" class="<?php print $classes; ?>"<?php print $attributes; ?>>
......
</div>

to:

<<?php print $tag; ?> id="<?php print $block_html_id; ?>" class="<?php print $classes; ?>"<?php print $attributes; ?>>
....
</<?php print $tag; ?>>

If your theme doesn't use a block.tpl.php template file, you can enable the automatic override by visiting the modules configuration page (/admin/config/development/semantic_blocks).

Don't forget to clear the cache!

Warning

Storypal

Drupal & Storify, two technologies, two amazing products, one Drupal module to link them.

Overview

Storify is a site which allows you to make stories using tweets, photos, videos, or other social related stuff. You can easily drag and drop these items into one place, to make a story. You can then re-order the elements to improve the stories flow, and include your own text.
Storypal is the module who links Storify and Drupal.

Features for Drupal 7

Storypal provides a new field and an input filter for including storified Stories into your beloved content.
With Storypal, you can:

  • Create and edit stories within Drupal using the Storify interface
  • Embed stories using different templates into your content

Features for Drupal 6

Storypal provides a new field and an input filter for including storified Stories into your beloved content.
This version doesn't use the CCK field system, I'm not planning to add this into version 6 as long as there is no explicit demand; also it may force people to upgrade to D7.

Requirements

Drupal 6

X Autoload

xautoload is a comprehensive and yet highly efficient PHP class loading suite.

Most importantly, it provides Drupal-8-style PSR-0 and PSR-4 autoloading for Drupal 7. But it is also a great tool for 3rd party autoloading.

Since 7.x-5.4, it can also completely replace the Drupal core class loader, which allows to use the xautoload cache options for traditional core and contrib classes.

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