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Build super awesome sites quickly, with super awesome images.
The Flickrbomb module integrates Flickrbomb with Drupal!
Build super awesome sites quickly, with super awesome images.
The Flickrbomb module integrates Flickrbomb with Drupal!
Simple project that allows boxes to be created that popup when placed on the page.
Little javascript utilities to improve HTML table appearance.
- add scrollbar for long tables
This module allows you to create blocks that, via a list of Drupal URLs, can allow you to create custom wizards and multi-step navigation using existing Drupal pages, views, nodes, etc...
Originally developed for use by the Transnational Institute.
This module is a collection of useful Filter plugins, which can be applied to particular text formats. Currently, the module includes:
This module displays webform fieldsets as vertical tabs.
If a field on the form is too long and breaks tabs layout, you must limit its width in webform field properties (for textfields width=30 works for me).
Nested fieldsets (e.g. fieldset in a fieldset) are not supported.
Provides support for the dutch Leraar24 video provider for Embedded Media Field.
The showdown module provides real-time markdown preview inline on the node edit form.
It makes use of the showdown library. As such, you will have to get a copy of the showdown library from my github account. See the README file in the module package.
This is essentially a fork of Inline Form Errors (IFE) for Drupal 7, with the intention of developing a near-enough bug-free version ready for production sites running Drupal 7. Or something like that. This sandbox is intended for use by developers at ComputerMinds to work together on this, as a contribution to the real Inline Form Errors module - we don't really want to fork that module for own purposes! We'll probably build towards some patches that will be submitted to IFE's issue queue.
Instructions for getting IFE set up -
Converts a textual tasks list with a set state symbol (Done / To do) to a beautiful checkbox lists display in output.
For example:
# Wash the dishes
- Take a shower
-{ Play with the kids outside, for example
Football
or Soccer}
Will become a nicely styled list with a checked first icon, an unchecked second and an unchecked multiline third icon.