Content display

Set up an imagefield/filefield to serve as user picture (avatar). You can choose both content type (in most cases it will be content profile, but any node type should work), and imagefield/filefield. On selected content update, user picture is being pointed to the first file in the filefield.
With this module you can let your users upload several photos to their profiles and choose one photo to be their "primary" picture (avatar). You just need to instruct them to reorder images, so their primary photo is first in the list.

This is a companion module for Nodequeue.

This module provides a smartqueue based on avaliable content types. It adds a subqueue per node of selected content type to hold an ordered queue for nodes of another types. Any of these types can be used for smartqueues as well to hold additional levels of nodes grouping. So you can build very complex informational structures powered by handy Nodequeue's features and integration.

Reverse node reference url updates a node's reference of a node from the url.

By default it just checks if the user has "Bypass rnrurl acces" to let em add it, but can extend that via hook_nrnurlaccess, maybe.

Name refers to being a reverse of nodereference_url; and some code was based off of it.

Overview

The featured content module allows you to very easily create related/featured content blocks on your Drupal site. This module is useful if you have non-technical users who need to add blocks on the site that contain lists of node titles, node teasers, and/or full node content. This module can also be useful if you need to get up some related/featured content blocks quickly and are not familiar enough with views to do it, or simply prefer not to use views for this purpose.

The content that shows up in the block depends on how the user configured the block. The content can be sorted alphabetically, by date, or by popularity, or can presented randomly. There are additional visibility rules available so you can choose to show the block based on the content type, user/author, or taxonomy terms available for the node page being viewed. (Note - if you are *only* interested in having blocks based by taxonomy terms, check out these modules: http://drupal.org/node/323329)

One option is to specify a manual list of paths to show. The advantage of this is if you know the pages you are interested in, but want them sorted in a particular way or you want to apply some additional rules for when the block should show up.

This module builds onto the BeautyTips module.

- now the code below is just a placeholder draft. If someone should need such a module - please contact me clicking on "rsvelko" above and say so.

- second option will be to use this issue into the Beautytip's module queue: http://drupal.org/node/700710

- Currently I consider this module unneeded. Reason? Cause most of the time one would need to implement a bit of jquery via the Beautytips API and live happily. )

Features:

- define your own styles (via the whole jquery beautytips API - see README.txt of the BeautyTips module. )/ use the present beautytips styles
- have multiple styles together on the site/page
- multiple beautytips instances each triggering on different places, using its style, and dynamically getting its text from other place
- edit link on the tip itself for users with "administer beautytips" permission

There are many "coda slider" scripts but Ndoherty Coda Slider is a jQuery plugin which brings a nice image animation and support thumbnail navigator. This codaslider is 1 of 13 Super Useful jQuery Slider Scripts.

Important

The look & feel of this module depend on codaslider.css, please open sample.html in Codaslider module to see an example. You need to modify codaslider.css to meet your Drupal theme.

Features

1. Very easy to use
   
2. Support 3 Codaslider blocks
   
3. Automatically create CCK content-type: codaslider1, codaslider2 and codaslider3

To do list

1. Automatically create image thumbnail for navigation