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After about 3 weeks of playing with Drupal v6 I have finally figured out how to add accesskeys to $primary_links. In this article I will show you how to do this and also how to add the keys to previous versions of Drupal too. Why this little step seemed so hard to achieve is beyond me - though none-the-less we are there how.

I have decided to post this little snippet as I have been searching how to replace certain text within certain fields for quite a while. The basic syntax is very simple.

This simple extract show how you can format your text to prevent it from breaking when served as application/xhtml+xml. This is pretty important as malformed XHTML can really maul your site. Although the built-in corrector helps the automatic line breaking input type setting can be a killer.

This little code snippet allows you display all your loaded modules that do not come with the default installation of Drupal. This may or may not be useful to people, but it can be a good comparison to others if you are experiencing conflicts with your other modules. You may want to keep this from prying eyes.

Further instructions on the accessibility module pertaining to version 5x of Drupal are listed below. As feedback has brought up the issue of vagueness I thought more details were required to help with the implementation of the module.