| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age |
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system_theme_data().
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settings' admin screen and relocate options.
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session handling.
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page.
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a file field.
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up some of the content API.
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better organization, etc. Awesomeness.
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abstraction layer.
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unrendered forms.
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we have more flexibility to place it.
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modes.
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theme setting.
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where it belongs.
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maintenance' to 'maintenance mode'.
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block module now block module is optional.
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multiple
times (such as crop, scale, then desaturate) without quality loss, we need to
pass images by their raw GD (or other library) resources rather than re-opening
the same image repeatedly, which causes wasted processing and loss of quality when
using JPEG images. This patch reworks the image toolkits, adds some new image
manipulations and adds some impressive SimpleTests.
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system_php().
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user/user_role for consistency.
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clearfix, which is the lingo that designers use for it.
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where it is findable (with tests).
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hook_page_alter. Oh, behave.
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with programmatic node creation.
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E_NOTICE handling.
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reporting settings.
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unless something has been written to . This is an important performance improvements -- as long as you use modules that use carefully. It might be good to report some analytics about this in the performance settings page so administrators can see if there is a 'broken' module.
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'requires' on module page.
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system. This helps with fields in core. Comes with tests\!
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system_settings_form().
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expect.
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drupal_to_js() with drupal_json().
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removing bootstrap flag in system table.
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consistency.
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Time? I bet you didn't think Drupal ever would! :)
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