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Drupal integration with the Socialite JavaScript library.

What is Socialite?

From http://socialitejs.com/

Socialite provides a very easy way to implement and activate a plethora of social sharing buttons — any time you wish. On document load, on article hover, on any event!

If you're selling your soul, you may as well do it asynchronously. Socialite won't cause document rendering to hang while waiting for 50kb of social media.

Features and Benefits

• No more tedious copy/paste!
• No dependencies to use.
• Loads external resources only when needed.
• Less than 2kb when minified and compressed.
• More accessible and styleable defaults/fallbacks.
• Built in support for Twitter, Google+, Facebook and LinkedIn.
• Extendable with other social networks.
• Mimics native implementation when activated.
• Supported in all browsers (providing the buttons are).

Installation:

• Download the Socialite library

No time, no further development. If you want to take over or fund the required time, drop a line!

Quote plus is a suite of modules extending the core comment functions with a set of quoting capabilities you would expect primarily, but not only in forum systems as well as format filters to display custom formatted quotes. All extensions can be configured per node type/per filter format.

Provides a Menu Block that can be registered across every active Domain on an installation.

Development Seed's OpenLayers Plus module migrated to Drupal 7.

This module integrates Behat with Drupal.

Why

Often people want to put something between the comments an the body or they want to put a block between the comment form and the comments. Or they just want to be able to sort by date ...Thats why this module was created.

What it does

Put comments and comment from in a block
OR
Put only comment form in a block and use a views block to display comments.

Additional it forces the "add new comment" button to always show up inside a node (standard is only show up if there is more than one comment).

Ajax Comments?

Just use: http://drupal.org/project/ajax_comments
ONLY works with the normal mode (when comments not displayed using views)

Views: Filtering, ajax pager ..

This module ships with a views block. SO you can use all the power of views, meaning ajax pagers, exposing filters ....

Display Types

At the moment this module supports two display types.

1.) Put the comments+the form all into one block
2.) Put the comment form in a block and use a views block to display the comments.

Module settings are here : www.yoururl.de/admin/config/user-interface/commentsblock

Drupal 6/7

A similar module exists for Drupal 6 (also inspiration for this module)