Under active development

The registrar_api provides an interface to 3rd party domain registrars to allow registration, renewal, and domain management through Drupal.

Concept

This is a simple module that can be used for communication of site changes/updates between the site designer/developer, and the site owners.

Node Theme is used to enable easy switching to another theme based on the path. Any site path can be controlled, not just nodes, but the name is carried over from D6.

This module solves the Internet Explorer limitation of loading not more than 31 CSS files per HTML page (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/262161).

The module will only kick in when it is needed, and remain silent otherwise.
This means, as long as Drupal's CSS aggregation is enabled, or your module count is very small, you will not notice any difference.

No configuration needed, just install / enable the module.

Drupal 7

This problem is fixed in Drupal 7 core. Therefore, there will be no Drupal 7 version of this module.

Alternatives

IE CSS Optimizer: It does more or less the same as this module, with some subtle differences in implementation.

As an additional feature, it can aggregate all stylesheets except for those in specified themes or in the modules. Quite convenient, eh?

Advanced CSS/JS Aggregation (afaik) does everything that Unlimited CSS does, and a lot more.

It is definitely heavier, but do you care?

Differences to IE CSS Optimizer

Current project status

See #1321338: WURFL data is no longer open source

Intro

The WURFL module helps you in detecting the device capabilities of the mobile device visiting your website. It is based on WURFL and the WURFL PHP library..

The module provides device capability detection as an api to developers.
The WURFL module can be used by calling the native interface:

  $requestingDevice = wurfl_get_requestingDevice();
  // get capabilities (see http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/help_doc.php)
  $requestingDevice->getCapability("is_wireless_device");
  $width = $requestingDevice->getCapability('resolution_width');
  $height =  $requestingDevice->getCapability('resolution_height');
  $browser = $requestingDevice->getCapability('mobile_browser');

By using the Mobile Tools module, you can use the more generic function call:

mobile_tools_devicecapability($capability)

The function will forward its request to the module that has been selected to detect device capabilities (currently, only the WURFL implementation exist, but more implementation could be added in the future!).

The module can be used to make adaptive themes, do advanced logging, etc ... Reports on experimentation are welcome!