Under active development

Mediareference is a compound field which extends CCK nodereference field with some special fields like title, description, link, color etc. which can be optionaly enabled in per-field CCK settings. It allows page editors to assign media nodes (primarily images) to other content and add custom title, link or description to them. Widget includes Mediareference browser popup which is built upon the view and allows flexible filtering and output of the media nodes.

Implemented features:

• Mediabrowser popup view (lightbox lightframe) with dynamical node type filtering and exposed filters (types are get from CCK referenceable types field settings)
• Adding new media nodes through Mediabrowser popup
• Assigning thumbnail source field for each node type per mediareference field
• Optional special fields: title, description, link, color, ...
• Each special field can be switched on/off per cck field settings
• WYSIWYG support - ability to insert image/video from mediareference widget to every text content (textarea)

Syntax highlighting for HTML / PHP in textareas.

The GeoBlocker module allows site maintainers to black-list or to white-list access to a Drupal site by countries. IP tables come from http://www.php.net/source.php?url=/include/ip-to-country.inc and are downloaded locally to speed up lookup.

Drupal 7

Drupal 7 version of the module is scheduled to be released in the next couple of weeks. The D7 branch will fix/implement most of the known and open issues.

Features

• Supports blacklisting and whitelisting as well;
• Prevents/Allows access to the complete site or to a subset of nodes;
• Whitelisting of IPv4 ranges;
• Allows robots and crawlers (Google, Yahoo!, Bing);
• Provides a bypass geoblocker permission for role based whitelisting;
• Never messes with the admin.
• leaves /user/login always open

Known and Open Issues

• Enable in the 'subset' scope to define taxonomy terms rather than nodes;
• Crawler identification is rather ugly and limited to the three big players;
• Add an option to redirect to a node explaining why the user is blocked;
• Add some styling to the default 403 output;
• Scope 'subset' isn't finished yet;
• Provide an option to handle robots and crawlers as "normal" visitors;

Taxonomy Subterms is a simple module to force display child taxonomy terms on the parent taxonomy page of nodes belonging to the current term or/and the children of the current term.

This “Microformats” module is a collection of methods designed to render semantic markup that can be altered by the core Drupal theme subsystem.

What it does:
It is useful if you have a vocabulary in the form of a tree, eg it has terms within terms with nodes attached to them.