Utility
Domain Theme
Part of the Domain Access suite.
Allows separate themes, theme settings and colors for each subdomain.
This is the Drupal 7 development branch.
Domain Prefix
Part of the Domain Access suite.
Provides a user interface for enabling select database table prefixing for use with subdomains.
This is the Drupal 7 development branch.
Top Terms
Top Terms is a lightweight module designed to find popular terms on a site. These can be displayed as a simple block or used by other modules.
Popularity is measured by summing page hits for each article tagged with a term. It collects these results on a scheduled basis and caches them for better performance. The block display can easily be overridden by adding the following template files to your theme:
- topterms-block.tpl.php
- topterms-block-item.tpl.php
For integrating with other modules:
The following function is suitable for use by other modules: topterms_get(). It has the following signature and defaults:
topterms_get($cacheid = 'topterms', $vids = NULL, $limit = 20, $sorting = 'name')
Usage:
$vids = array(12); // an array of vocabulary ids
$limit = 20;
$sorting = 'name'; // 'name' or 'total'
$cacheid = 'myapp'; // or something like md5(implode('', $vids) . $limit . $sorting) if you are generating dynamic queries
$data = topterms_get($cacheid, $vids, $limit, $sorting);(N.B. This module is distinct to terms_statistics which measures accesses to taxonomy listings rather than nodes themselves.)
Developed by http://adub.com
Postsubscribe
About the Module
Postsubscribe
The Postsubscribe module give the visitors to your site the ability to sign up for email updates whenever new content is posted. It also handles comment settings, allowing site administrators to receive email when a new comment has been submitted. Administrative settings are available at Site Configuration - Postsubscribe settings.
Email update settings
When Postsubscribe is installed, a "send node to subscriber" option is added to all content near the bottom of the content entry form. The main Postsubscribe settings screen allows you to choose which content types should have this option checked by default. However, this option can be toggled on or off as each content item is published. For example, even if the box is checked by default, it can be unchecked if you would prefer a particular item not be sent to subscribers, or if you're making a minor edit to an existing item and would prefer another email not be sent. The settings page also has options for when to send, the from address, default text in the emails that are sent, and other similar settings.
Toggle Comments
This module provides a Drupal action by which users can toggle a node's comments between Read/Write and Read-Only. This action can then be attached to a flag, allowing the ability for users to lock threads without giving them the ability to edit a node. At the moment this is only an action which can be hooked up to Flag using Flag Actions, but eventually I'm going to make it a full-fledged Flag API implementation.
Css Dry
Css Dry allows you to write css without repeating yourself all the time.
The co-maintainers for this modules are Allain Lalonde and Kris Khaira. Allain wrote the core class of CssDry: CSSProcessor. Which he published at his blog and I then picked up, tweaked and made into a Drupal module.
