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Drupal Gardens adds content tokens, forum access control, and improved image editing

on March 14th, 2012 at 7:51:54 AM

This sprint the Drupal Gardens team added several enhancements for both Drupal Gardens site builders and content creators. Site builders can now restrict sensitive or valuable forum topics to privileged users, like can already be done for most other content. In addition, content creators now have the ability to create dynamic and personalized content using tokens, and also have a simpler user interface for cropping, rotating and resizing images. Drupal Gardens' support for content tokens was made possible thanks to the awesome community maintainers behind the Token Filter module. And of

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Drupal Gardens adds indicators for restricted content, Modernizr and more!

on February 25th, 2012 at 10:54:40 PM

In this release the Drupal Gardens team continued enhancing our support for restricted content by adding visual indicators to help visitors see that certain users are privileged and certain content is restricted. By showing these indicators, site builders can help inform users that there are advantages to being more privileged members of a site. We also added support for the powerful Modernizr library to make it easier to crafting CSS that supports older browsers. Happy theming!

The Drupal Gardens service was updated with the following new features and enhancements:

 

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Drupal Gardens adds content access control, image tools, bulk operations, and more!

on February 3rd, 2012 at 8:53:24 PM

This is the 21st in our series of Drupal Gardens 'What's New' posts, and we think this one is especially worth celebrating. Need to restrict valuable content on your site to only privileged users? Want to crop, rotate or resize uploaded images in your posts? Wish you could click to perform bulk delete or other operations on lists of users, content or media? Long for better control over how comments are displayed on your site? With this release, we've got you covered. A lot went into making these features simple, but powerful. For content access control, we started with the powerful Taxonomy

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