By default you can't set dynamic titles for views other than using contextual filters and using them to change title, this will sometimes help and sometimes you want to use something else, so custom modules/overrides to the rescue. There is also a page title module but you can use tokens with it and seems it doesnt work now.

Most likely you will want to insert an ADD, probably adsense add every nth row in views. To do that there are 3 methods. One of them is a module a guy made that acts as global filed you add and then you enter what goes in there, problem is that JS code doesnt work there as it is html only field, so some custom formatters should be added.

Node edit forms are not the nicest thing you have seen and new layouts in Drupal 8 that basically copies wordpress style forms are much better. Sometimes you will have clients that can't stand this vertical tabs and would rather not have them at all and probably they will never use them anyway. So best thing to do is to remove them for them.

If you want to have an action happen on user who logs in first time and logs in right after the registration, without email verification. You can use the event "After saving a new user account" problem here is the in conditions you will not have any data about the current logged in user, as he will be logged in after that.

Usual redirecting wont work if modal is opened. So to do that you need some custom code like this will work for redirecting after loging in.

To load just plain moda form and add some contetn to it. Do this

  $(document).ready(function() {
Drupal.CTools.Modal.show();
$('#modal-title').html('put title here');
$('#modal-content').html('put content here');
  });

and modal will open.

This is my first solution in series of solutions for automatic loading of modal forms. If you have a link on some page that you want to load on page load. You need to first create JS that would make that and then find a way to add that JS to specific pages. So first JS

So I am overriding the login form and want to have unique state of the form for the first load screen, when user hasn't entered anything yet. What do I do, I tried to get what is the difference with form vars when submitted and when never submitted. I found out you can do this by form ID as it changes each time (which is not so good for theming of the forms).

In the previous post I wrote about the way to create custom modal form sizes. This time I will add a class to each window, so you can also theme them totally. Currently by default there are only generic classes and you can make one header of modal form different then the other. You can only theme form part as form element has unique class. As in former post I created

If you want to create custom forms (custom window sizes) for modal forms, there is a hook in module that will let you define them. By default you have small, medium, large. This way you can create your own.

Use modal_forms_js_settings hook alter and just add data to $js_settings array