Content Construction Kit (CCK)

Displays an image of the most used color in an image file.

This module aims to provide the ability to edit File entities inline, as part of another form (such as nodes). This should enable the ability for reusable and site-wide editing of file properties, such as description, alt text, captions, bylines, etc.

Dependencies:

• File entity
• File (part of core)

Configuration:
Configuration is on a per-field basis. So to configure this module, you must visit the "Manage Fields" tab for your content type (or taxonomy terms, comments, etc.) By default, all fields on all file types are displayed. If you want to make things like "description" and "alt text" global instead of per-usage, you should disable the built-in description and alt text fields and use those provided by a file type instead.

Collaborative online annotation offers a new kind of reading experience: instead of making notes in the margin of a book, readers can now share their reactions instantaneously and build a body of commentary about a text together.

The eComma (eCommentary Machine) open source drupal module allows its users to annotate texts at the word level and to share their annotations with others. The eComma drupal module was created by developers at the Center for Open Educational Resources and Language Learning (COERLL) and based on a web application that was designed by a team of graduate students and faculty members of the Department of English at the University of Texas at Austin. The project was started on a Digital Humanities Start-Up Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities as well as an IT Grants from the University's Liberal Arts Instructional Technology Services and is now funded by the U.S. DoE Title VI Program.

Allows you to set certain CCK fields as premium. Premium fields will only be shown if the user has premium access (per the premium_content module) to the given node.

CCK table field that adds easy to use JavaScript interface.

It is using jQuery's handsontable plugin.

Project sponsored by Design & Creative studio Asketic Labs

This module provides an argument, context and relationship handler for CCK Fields. This allows you to use a CCK Field to provide a Node context as a URL argument (useful if your nodes have unique identifier fields (other than NID, obviously)).

The Relationship handler can also be used to pass CCK Fields as a context into a View's arguments.