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User Merge

This module helps users to merge together duplicate accounts. It uses a hook system so other modules can do whatever they need to manage their relationships to users.

HTML5

HTML5

What is this theme and why is it here?

This theme will be the official back-port of the theme-related work done in the Drupal 8 HTML5 initiative. We want everyone to be able to preview what's coming in Drupal 8 from a markup and CSS perspective. We want anyone to be able to easily review our progress without needing to create another install of an unstable, or unfamiliar version of Drupal.

How it is being developed?

For each theme-layer related change committed to Drupal 8, we'll attempt to implement a Drupal 7 version of that change, here in this theme. We'll track template files, theme functions and CSS files and anything else that is worthwhile and easy to implement in a theme. This won't be possible in every case, but we'll try our best.

Should I use this theme?

No. The purpose of this theme is for you to preview and track the progress of the HTML5 initiative. Over the next couple of years, this theme will be a constantly moving target and there will never be an official release, and it will not be supported like typical themes.

While you shouldn't use this theme for any serious project, you may want reference it. There will be lots of HTML5 and CSS improvements, that you might be interested in, and unless you are a certified theming ninja, you'll probably learn from it.

Get Involved with the HTML5 Initiative

Serial Field

This module provides an auto-increment (serial) field.

Unlike Drupal's built-in auto-increment node ID, which is global and shared by nodes belonging to all content types, serial fields are managed per content type (D6) / entity (D7). For example, the serial field of an Invoice instance will generate a unique sequential number (starting at 1, then 2, etc.) exclusively for Invoice instances.

The allocation of serial numbers by this module is atomic. In other words, the serial values are unique even when multiple instances of the same content type / entity are created simultaneously.

Earthish

Earthish Screenshot

This theme is built for websites that want to be more horizontally orientated and was completely redone from the ground up so that's more unique, see #712174: Theme Needs a make over.

The theme has earth tone based colors and is an end user theme targeted at bloggers or small businesses.

Visual Search

Visual Search screenshot

Overview

The Visual Search project is a suite of modules that allow your end users to search for content visually. This is particularly useful in e-commerce applications by giving your customers the ability to search for products by colour, as well as gallery applications.

Visual Search API

This module is the core of visual search, and it provides functions for parsing a given image and extracting colours from the image. This data is then stored in the database for searching.

Visual Search UI

This module provides the user interface for end users to choose colours as search criteria, and also displays the results from that search.

Visual Search Colorpicker

This module works in conjunction with the Visual Search UI by providing a method for defining multiple colour pickers. This gives developers the freedom to integrate whatever colour picker they desire.

Visual Search Node

This module uses the Visual Search API and handles creation, import, and update actions to nodes with images so that the images can be processed.

Status

This project is getting closer to having a stable release. Please contact me if you'd like to help out.

  • 18-oct-2009 - Support has been added for filefield/imagefield on node submit, update, and delete

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