The Drupal 7 Entity View Modes Module allows you to define custom view modes for your entities. A view mode allows you to configure which fields on your entity you want to display. For example, Drupal by default has a Teaser view mode that you can set up to display different fields from your Full Content view mode. This module will allow you to add your own view modes on top of the ones Drupal gives you by default.
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The Fieldable Panels Panes module allows you to create re-usable and fieldable entities that can easily be dropped into Panels pages. This can be useful if the traditional Add Content panes inside Panels is too limiting for you. This also allows using fields (which are translatable) for your Panels content.
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The Drupal 7 Conditional Fields module makes it easy to build dynamic and complex forms with Drupal 7 Fields. Any Drupal entity that has fields can pretty much be built into a dynamic and conditional form. The Conditional Fields module essentially lets you set conditions for how specific fields act based on another dependent field on the form. The simplest example is that this module can hide or show a field based on the value of another field. If you are still confused at what this module can do, watch the video to find out more!
The Drupal 7 Entity Connect module makes it extremely easy to add or edit referenced entities from within an entity reference field. If you have ever used the entity reference module, this module is definitely one you need to check out.
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The Drupal 7 Entity Reference Prepopulate module allows you to automatically populate an Entity Reference Field from the URL. This is similar to a Drupal 6 module called Nodereference URL widget, but works with all entities.
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The Drupal 7 Entity Construction Kit Module (ECK) can be used to build your own entities on a Drupal 7 website. In this long episode of the Daily Dose of Drupal, I attempt to go through what I know about the Entity Construction Kit module and how it can benefit a site builder in order to build their own custom entities.
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The Drupal 7 Entity Reference Multiple Display Module extends the Entity Reference module by allowing you to differentiate the display anytime you are referencing multiple entities from one Entity Reference field. For example, if you reference 3 entities, you may want to display the first entity as the full entity, and the next two entities as teasers. This module allows you to do just that.
Note: I apologize for the audio issues with this video. Was having some issues with my microphone.
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