This project is under active development.

FUDforum integration

Authenticated users from Forum DB. Stats, online users and latest forum posts displayed can be displayed as standard Drupal blocks.

This module provides integration with FUDforum (a popular PHP forum system). The following (all optional) blocks are provided to integrate your forum with your drupal site:

Advanced User

Details

The advanced user module allows the filtering of users based on the user.module fields and optionally the profile.module fields. The fields available for filtering can be configured using the module settings. Eg. Site admin may search through 1000s of users to display all users who have not accessed their account.

Once the group of users with selected common denominators are filtered, the module can be used to perform functions that email, block, unblock, add or remove roles, or delete. Another nice feature is the ability to notify administrators or other roles, by email, of user account creation or profile changes.

I am looking for a co-maintainer of this module. Please let me know of you interest using the contact form.

NOTE: Version 6.x-3.x or 7.x-3.x is the release to use. The Drupal 6.x-2.x-dev release is no longer being updated.

advuser-6.x-3.x

Pay close attention
I have begun the modifications for feature enhancements. The module directory and file structure is being changed. If you upgrade to this version of the module you will need to completely remove the previous version of the module (cd sites/all/modules && rm -rf advuser) before installing this version.

advuser-7.x-3.x

The -dev version is functional
I have converted the Advanced User to Drupal 7 using the 3.x series. You should be able to use this module in your Drupal 7 environments. I will be creating a release candidate by June 30th, 2012 or before.

Karma

The karma module has been handed over to FatGuyLaughing.

Coming Soon!

Stay tuned

DruTeX

DruTeX is a powerful LaTeX module for Drupal. It can be used to display mathematics written in LaTeX as images inline with other text, or separately as a downloadable pdf.

Features include:

  • rendering of maths or arbitrary LaTeX via latex + ImageMagic / dvipng
  • support of classical LaTeX-math environments like $x^2$, \[ x^2 \]
  • some plain latex2html and html2latex facilities (no external program needed)
  • pdf generation of nodes (with LaTeX)
  • highly-configurable input formats
  • security-enhanced modes (to allow even anonymous users to write latex)
  • Drupal / LaTeX UTF-8 (utf8) support
  • Able to remotely render LaTeX on a foreign server if your primary server doesn't support LaTeX

Holy Grail theme

Holy Grail Theme Logo

This theme is an implementation of the "Holy Grail" layout, as presented by Matthew Levine's 2006 article in A List Apart: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/holygrail

Levine wrote that he wanted a system which:

  • Had a fluid center with fixed width sidebars,
  • Allowed the center column to appear first in the source,
  • Allowed any column to be the tallest,
  • Required only a single extra div of markup, and
  • Required very simple CSS, with minimal fussing.

This is indeed an incredibly flexible theme and uses a little CSS to do a lot of the heavy lifting. Your 'main content' will appears first in the source code before the 'secondary content', regardless of how it appears on the page. "Sidebar-Content-Sidebar" layouts, "Content-Sidebar-Sidebar", "Sidebar-Sidebar_Content", are all super-easy to create and edit, using only CSS. You can also create fixed width themes adding a single line of CSS.

This theme is meant to target developers who have a decent grasp of CSS. My goal is to develop this theme as a lightweight base theme and allow fast and agile development of 'semantically nice' sub-themes.

This theme is used as the base theme of the OpenScholar project.

This theme was first developed by Crell, then by NancyDru and now by Shaun Wolf Wortis.

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