Developer tools

*Jquery_update 2.x-dev is required for it to function 100% in Drupal 6. 7 release just works :)

Features:
*Configurable bar w/ set buttons and ability to link off to social networking sites
*Integration with cookies plugin
*Integration with easing plugin
*More visible login / logout area
*Optional integration with the print and search modules (as well as webaccess / activation_codes but those aren't on d.o.)
*Permission to dictate who can view the bar

The Wunderbar! is a floating bar that was recently implemented on http://elearning.psu.edu/ This project is marked alpha because of browser support. Compatibility has been documented in the http://drupalcode.org/viewvc/drupal/contributions/modules/wunderbar/READ... file but it's working correctly in most major browsers except IE (V 0.6 and higher now works in IE8!). If this can be made to work in IE7 then I'll mark it a full release.

It has all the icons shown in the drupalcamp montreal presentation Extreme Navigation Tactics but some have module requirements that are internal to Penn State. The AIM status button hasn't been implemented.

This module is a wrapper if http://sprymedia.co.uk/article/Visual+Event and provides a tool to display a visual representation of bound JS events.

Events in Javascript are often seen as a bit of an enigma.

This is odd given that Javascript is very much an event driven language,
but it is typically down to their complex nature and difficulty to debug.

The Custom Landing Page Builder module allows webmasters to build custom landing pages using a WYSIWYG editor while still having full control over the full layout of the page including the header, navigation, page content, footer, forms etc.

About the Module

Postsubscribe

The Postsubscribe module give the visitors to your site the ability to sign up for email updates whenever new content is posted. It also handles comment settings, allowing site administrators to receive email when a new comment has been submitted. Administrative settings are available at Site Configuration - Postsubscribe settings.

Email update settings

When Postsubscribe is installed, a "send node to subscriber" option is added to all content near the bottom of the content entry form. The main Postsubscribe settings screen allows you to choose which content types should have this option checked by default. However, this option can be toggled on or off as each content item is published. For example, even if the box is checked by default, it can be unchecked if you would prefer a particular item not be sent to subscribers, or if you're making a minor edit to an existing item and would prefer another email not be sent. The settings page also has options for when to send, the from address, default text in the emails that are sent, and other similar settings.

This module provides a Drupal action by which users can toggle a node's comments between Read/Write and Read-Only.

Css Dry allows you to write css without repeating yourself all the time.

The co-maintainers for this modules are Allain Lalonde and Kris Khaira. Allain wrote the core class of CssDry: CSSProcessor. Which he published at his blog and I then picked up, tweaked and made into a Drupal module.