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The popularity of 978.gs has made designers favor their design with larger gutter space over those provided by 960.gs which is used primarily in the Omega theme.
With our own designers using the 978 grids and some demands from other designers, we have thus ported the 978.gs into the Omega theme, as a starter kit, replacing the default grid values with those in 978 for normal, 748 for narrow and 1218 for wide.
This is still heavily in testing and feel free to clone a copy and try it out. Do note the theme works only for Drupal 7, base on the HTML5 starterkit.
Allows users to create lists of any "entity" (content, users, etc). Each queue is implemented as an entity reference that can hold a single entity type. Items in each list can be manually reordered.
"Automatic Entity Label" is a small and efficient module that allows hiding of entity label fields. To prevent empty labels it can be configured to generate the label automatically by a given pattern.
This can be used on any entity type, including e.g. for node titles, comment subjects, taxonomy term names and profile2 labels.
Patterns for automatic labels can be constructed with tokens. Drupal core provides a basic set of tokens. For a token selection widget install the token module. Some entity types (e.g. profile2) provide tokens via the entity_token module (part of entity).
Advanced users can use PHP code for automatically generating labels.
This module can be used to use drupal as a control, log and display interface to your VSCP home-automation.
VSCP stands for 'very simple control protocol'.
It's an open source event driven protocol that can be used for communication between hardware modules. I use it for my home-automation.
Everything about it can be found at vscp.org and on sourceforge.
On 26/05/2012 i've given a presentation on Drupalcamp Ghent about the use of this module. (also in dutch)
Current features :
- Send VSCP events : create VSCPevent drupal-nodes which can be send.
- Receive VSCP events : automaticly create/update corresponding VSCPevent drupal-nodes.
- Link receive VSCP events to send VSCP events : With this linking it's possible to link a received VSCP event, containing a return/status value, to a sendin VSCP event.
- Logging of VSCP events : configurable which events will be logged to a VSCPlog drupal node.