Drupal

The Accessible Content module helps content authors create and manage content in a way that ensures that the content meets accessibility standards, and lets site administrators build and customize the standards the site should adhere to. When the module is enabled, it creates two kinds of nodes, a collection of Accessibility Tests (you can view a list of all the available tests), and a group of these tests called Accessibility Guidelines.

This project moves

the example modules that used to be hidden over in the documentation CVS over to the modules repository as first-class modules, which can be maintained, updated, and discussed in the issue queues.

This project aims to provide high-quality, well-documented API examples for a broad range of Drupal core functionality.

Developers can learn how to use a particular API quickly by experimenting with the examples, and adapt them for their own use.

Audit files is designed to perform audits of your {files} table and upload directory. It will cross check that all files in the {files} table have a corresponding physical file, or it will check that all files in the upload directory have a corresponding entry in the {files} table.

Styles are containers to group similar field display formatters. For example, a style on a Filefield may contain several formatters based on the mimetype or stream, while a style on a node reference might display various formatters based on the referenced node type.

Nodeselect allows editors to search for content, in a simple exposed View integrated with Embedded Edit, and results can be drag and dropped into nodereferences.