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Customise the weight/order in which fields on nodes can be displayed on a per node basis and not just globally per type. Individual fields can also be hidden from display.
The MediaWiki Filter module (aka mediawiki_filter) provides an input format, compatible with MediaWiki markup. Opposed to older approaches, it does not emulate the MediaWiki parser, but wraps the original MediaWiki's library for parsing and rendering MediaWiki syntax.
Built-in features (no additional modules required):
100% compatibility with MediaWiki markup;
Table support;
Distinction between internal and external links;
ToC. Table of content support;
Templates. A content type can be defined as Template. Usage: {{Name}}
Interwiki links are supported and can be specified by providing a mapping of interwiki targets and mapping URLs. A special interwiki target is given for linking to a drupal path.
Module status: To gain full project status, this sandbox project has been submitted to the Drupal.org Project applications queue on September 1, 2011.
HTML5 compatible theme developed for SpeakUp!, New York City's first civic engagement website. The site is an information and discussion portal for residents of New York to connect with each other and improve the city.
Modes allows creating mutually exclusive Features. The goal is to create site "modes" -- typically collections of features that together compose a certain type of site. Because only one Mode can be enabled at a time, this allows administrators to switch between different site Modes, changing the type of site they're on. For example, this module could allow switching from a blogging site to a microblogging site by just clicking a radio button.