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-Decipher 

02 Mar

Custom Formatters is just past three months now and I'm pleased to announce not one, but two new releases; 1.4 is now out of beta and 1.5 is now in beta.

Version 1.4 includes all the changes of the two betas, support for the Display Suite module, bulk operations (export and delete) and greatly improved preview functionality, plus a few additional hooks in preparation for 1.5.

12 Feb

One thing I've been meaning to do for a long time is re-design my blog or migrate it over to my portfolio site (http://stuar.tc/lark), because I really dislike this design, but unfortunately we don't always have time to do the things we want.

I did start looking into it again the other day and decided that part of the redesign/migration would be to integrate some sort of social networking bookmark service widget into the site, and the best one I've seen by far is the WordPress plugin: SexyBookmarks.

01 Feb

I'm happy to announce that Custom Formatters 1.3 is now available for download.

The primary changes this time around are:

  • Previews
    See live previews of your formatters during creation.
  • API Hooks
    Developers can now improve support between their modules CCK field and the Custom Formatters module.
  • More tokens
    Per request, I've added some much needed tokens to Custom Formatters to help with the creation of formatters.

Custom Formatters 1.3

Read on for more information.

15 Jan

When I first released the Custom Formatters module I was sure I had made the task of creating a CCK Formatter easy, but instead I had only made it easier. It turns out I was looking at the module from the perspective of a developer with a sound knowledge of PHP and the Drupal API, not from the perspective of a user with only basic HTML knowledge, so with this new (likely short term) view on module development, I give you Custom Formatters 1.2.

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