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Drupal module for handling large menus when editing nodes. This module wil split up the menu selection dropdown in two seperate dropdowns.

Introduction

Body wrap filter is a small theme-helper module which provides an input filter to wrap the contents of the node's body field in a div.

Sometimes, when I'm working with custom content types that may have many additional fields besides the title and body content, it can be tricky to style the content that was added to the body field. It can be done using a theme template (.tpl.php) and writing each field separately, but this can be tedious when a simple div wrapper around the body field would suffice.

An input filter seems like a neat way to do this.

This module allows Views to set build modes for row objects depending on an active context. When should you use this module?

• If you need to create a view which depending on the users' properties (permissions, roles,...) does or doesn't show certain 'limited access' fields of a row object. This allows you to do away with the restrictive, clunky CCK field permission system.
• If you need to show a view on diverse sections of your site and you don't want to create a gazillion display variants. This promotes reuse of views displays.

Requirements:

• Chaos Tools
• Context
• Display Suite
• Views

How to use

1. Install/Enable the module
2. Go to admin > build > context and create a new context
3. Add conditions to your new context
4. Add the VCD Reaction plugin as a single reaction to your context.
5. Go to admin > build > views
6. Create a new view or edit an existing view
7. Choose 'VCD Object' as the active Row Style plugin and edit its' options
8. Expand the Contextual build modes tab
9. You'll see all the contexts which have the VCD Reaction plugin set

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