Content Display

This module allows you to reference image nodes from other nodes.

To use this module, you first create an Image node for the image you want to to embed in another node. Then, in the node where you want that image to appear, you use the tag [image:nodeid]. When your page is displayed, this tag will be replaced with a thumbnail of the image. Options to the image tag give control over various aspects of how the image is displayed.

If you want node to node relations, this is the module for you. In essence its a module that only allows you to create node relations and presnet them in simple lists. With each node, you can define a parent, the new node will then become a child of that parent. In this way, you create parent-child trees, like book module does, in an easier and more flexible way. The APIs are more flexible, the database structure is very flexible and the concept is thought out to suit more cases then just 'books'.

The name comes from a paperclip, that can clip several papers together.

userposts is a very simple and small module that puts a list of nodes that were posted by a user on that user his/her page.

Last release was 4.5

Based on the core statistics module, which tracks general page views and node views, term_statistics keeps track of views of categories (terms) and includes a page and block for top-viewed categories.

Drupal 8

The Drupal 8 version of Workspace depends on Multiversion to create and edit workspaces, switch between workspaces, and view the revision tree of an entity.

A workspace is an isolated collection of content revisions on your site. For example, you might have a "Live" workspace which is what all visitors see when they visit your site. Then you might have a protected "Stage" workspace where content editors prepare new content before it's pushed to the Live workspace.

This module allows you to generate the following printer-friendly versions of any node:

• Printer-friendly version (webpage format) (at www.example.com/print/nid)
• PDF version (at www.example.com/printpdf/nid)
• EPUB version (at www.example.com/printepub/nid)
• Send by email (at www.example.com/printmail/nid)

where nid is the node id of content to render.

This module is no longer under active development and hasn't been updated beyond 4.5-era Drupal. I'm not even sure if it's useful anymore, and would personally recommend Pathauto for any aliasing needs. However, if someone would like to adopt this module, please contact me.

A module that allows for easy mass URL aliasing, not requiring the use of the core Path module or Pathauto for many types of common URLs. Currently this module only supports user page and user blog URLs.

Inline module allows users to display uploaded files and images inline, i.e. place links to files into a content using a simple [inline:filename.jpg] tag. The effect is a link to the file or the display of an image, depending on the file type.

Inline allows users to place an uploaded image or a file attachment anywhere in the content. During creation of a content, a user can simply enter the number or filename of the attachment that should be displayed inline. After submitting the content, the number is automatically converted to the corresponding filename.

Note: this module is now a part of Drupal 4.7 and will no longer be supported as a contributed module.

This module allows you to create and manage menu items from within the node form. While creating content (a node), the module allows users, who have permission, to choose a link title and specify which menu it should appear in.

This tiny module adds several fields to a node to make the display of overview pages more flexible. It uses hook_nodeapi() to do so.