The masquerade module is designed as a tool for site designers and site administrators. It allows a user with the right permissions to switch users. While masquerading, a field is set on the $user object, and a menu item appears allowing the user to switch back. Watchdog entries are made any time a user masquerades or stops masquerading.
The WYSIWYG ImageField module is an inline image management tool for the WYSIWYG module based on the ImageField and Insert modules with an IMCE-esque image library provided by the FileField Sources and Views modules.
This module is a little helper to maintain an administrator role which has all available permissions. By default, Drupal only has one super user and this module helps improve this drastically.
On 404 Not Found error pages, Drupal will skip rendering of several pieces of your website for performance reasons.
I sometimes run into people on the Drupal IRC channels that have a theming issue they just can’t fathom – dysfunctional CSS. Some poor guy has overridden a core CSS class, but his styles just don’t work. I’ve been there myself before and I know it can be very frustrating.
With this, we have a form at admin/build/themes/settings/myTheme with a checkbox that allows us to enable all module css or disable all module css and a series of checkboxes that lets us selectively turn module css back on when all module css is disabled.
Once enabled, an alias provides a nice clean URL for a path on a site. However Drupal does not remove the old path (eg node/1234). The problem is that you now have two URLs representing the same content. This is dangerous territory for duplicate pages whi
I recently made a list of a whole bunch of modules I was interested in, and wanted to gain a quick overview of how they followed Drupal's coding standards. While this is obviously only one metric and there are many others possible (issue queue length, ma
