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Contributed modules are add-ons for Drupal, allowing you to extend, build, and customize Drupal’s core functionality. The modules you require are dependent on the version of Drupal you have downloaded, for example, modules released for Drupal 6.x will not work for Drupal 7.x.
The modules are not part of the core files and therefore they may or may not have optimized code/functionality. However, it does mean you can pick and choose the modules that best suit your needs, allowing you to get the most from your site.
If there isn’t a module to solve your needs, then maybe you can create one for the rest of the community to use or if a module does solve your needs please consider joining forces and helping the maintainer.
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Theme per path
This module allows you to specify themes per path. This will allow you to change themes inside your existing site at specific paths rather than changing the theme for the whole site.
The need for it arose when we wanted to create a product page inside our site that was radically different than the site theme. Creating a multi-site setup seemed like overkill. It would need a separate database, separate users, separate administration. We would need to re-enable all modules and re-configure them. So this sounded like it could be very useful.
Seems there are other projects like this. So for sake of collaboration, check them out instead:
Contributed by: Waleed Qadi
Sponsored by O-Minds
CollectiveAccess
This module will provide integration between CollectiveAccess (http://collectiveaccess.org) and Drupal.
More information soon.
Google Fonts
This module enables you to add Google Fonts to your site using the Google Font API.
Benefits of the Google Font API- A choice of high quality open source fonts.
- Works in most browsers.
- Extremely easy to use.
The fonts that can be loaded using the Google Font API are all released under open source licenses; you can use them on any non-commercial or commercial project.
Anonymous Contact form
Anonymous Contact allows people that are not logged into the site to contact users via e-mail via a contact form. I had a look around for this and was surprised to find there weren't any modules that already handled this. I did find interest in it though so hopefully this module will see a bit of use.
I would strongly suggest that it be used with some form of captcha. The CAPTCHA module works. Mollom doesn't for some reason.
At this point the module is quick and dirty, but works for what I need.
I would like to add;
- Restrict those that can be contacted to a role or roles
- Figure out how to get this form visible to Mollom
- Allow Users to control if they can be contacted through this
I'm open to patches to cover the above. If you would like access as a co-maintainer I'm happy to take requests for that also. I'm too damned busy to be able to spend too much time on this at the moment.
Thanks to Simon Gurnsey for funding the development and allowing me to contribute this back to the community.
Content Profile Form Parts
Allows an admin to display parts of the Content Profile form in blocks.
Encoding.com API
Placeholder for a module for integration with Encoding.com service. Probably only to integrate with bd_video module to start.
Node-level Blocks
This module allows node editors to assign blocks to regions on a node base. In the node edit form a fieldset will be added in which the blocks can be dragged into a desired region. The blocks will be added to the blocks already present in the region.
WebM
The WebM module will serve as the WebM library for Drupal, which potentially consists of WebM player and video encoding/decoding functions using VP8. The WebM project was recently introduced on May.19th.2010 at Google I/O; down the road, there will be much progress made for the WebM project and this module. As it is now, this Drupal project page is a placeholder page.
Also, collaboration and contribution will be much appreciated.
