Benjamin Doherty

This module uses ctools context, content types, access and export to create a small, efficient extension of the Drupal 7 core block system. The project includes some examples that demonstrate the basic functions.

This module provides a bookmarklet to allow users to create new nodes while they browse other sites. The bookmarklet opens a jQuery UI Dialog containing an iframe of the Drupal node form.

Benjamin Doherty (aka Bangpound) looks for "expression of the conduct and behavior norms of the Drupal community" and "examples of how the community has expressed standards of conduct" and finds a fair amount.

Update: See also Drupal Code of Conduct proposal, http://groups.drupal.org/dcoc

Add any web-ready images to your theme directory at MYTHEME/images/mocks. These files will be listed in a block provided by this module. Clicking on one of the images in the list will make the image popup in an overlay. The slider widget at the top left of the page adjusts the opacity.

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blockquote>The Cedar Grove Institute has been using maps to exhibit patterns of municipal discrimination against low-income and minority communities for almost a decade. The patterns, rooted in the days when residential discrimination was supported by law, have been reinforced under the cover of such contemporary land-use mechanisms as annexation, zoning and extra-territorial controls.

Tip to Bangpound's twitter.

This Views plugin makes unformatted styles, field row styles and other output more readily configurable without needing to override template files. Instead of overriding row style templates for views where you want to specify different HTML elements (tags) and class attributes, you can specify these inside the Views UI and avoid overriding templates for each view.

To use this module, select the Semantic Views style and row style for your view. HTML elements and class attributes are revealed in the settings for those two plugins.

semanticviews

meta-framework for CSS. Module for that.