JavaScript Utilities

Image Field Zoom provides a field formatter that allows you to apply it to your image field.

Drupal Installation Instructions

1. Download the JQuery Zoom plugin from here: https://github.com/jackmoore/zoom (version: 1.7.15), unzip the file and place the jquery.zoom.min.js file so that its path is: /libraries/jquery_zoom/js/jquery.zoom.min.js
2. Enable the module.

Drupal's AJAX forms support is pretty nifty! But it's harder than it has to be, requiring manual element wrapping and custom callbacks even for the simplest form.

The `ajax_dependencies` module makes it easy. Just declare which form elements depend on each other, and it takes care of the rest. Every time an element changes, every element dependent on it will be replaced via AJAX.

DEMO

http://fotorama.io/ - here you will see a demo and multiple examples.

SUMMARY

The Fotorama Gallery Module provides a display field formatter for Drupal 8 that let to the site builders easily apply the Fotorama jQuery gallery to their image fields.

For more information on Fotorama jQuery gallery, visit the website at:
http://fotorama.io/

This module is developed for a Drupal developer that might just need to add a few scripts somewhere, and have them load for certain role / certain pages. This module aims to provide a quick and easy way to incorporate external or internal JS onto any page. This module relies on the Features module, as it is incorporating really 2 parts -> A module and a Featurized content type, so the idea is that, you can go to Add Content -> JS File, then specify either a relative path, or an external path.

This is my solution to render the ckeditor into textarea that is in FieldCollection.

First all, I dont know if there is a better solution... so, I hope that my soluction can help someone :)

The idea is, add the class "field_collection_textarea" into FieldCollection, that is fieldcollection_ckeditor.module:

RefreshLess makes navigating your web site faster by only loading the parts that change between pages. Uses the ideas behind Turbolinks technique (pioneered by Rails). But it goes further: thanks to Drupal 8's architecture, we're able to automatically figure out which parts of a page change. So, we only need to send the parts of the page that actually change.

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The a11y module seeks to provide reusable tools for developers of Drupal sites to aid those that have need of assistive technologies and display methods. Currently it provides a block with granular settings to allow for:

Siltide Cookie Consent, also known as Silktide CC, is a simple JS library which deals with the EU Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications that comes into effect in the UK on 26th May 2012.

Provides an API for integrating jQuery smoothState.js with Drupal via the Libraries API.

"smoothState.js lets you add transitions to eliminate the hard cuts and white flashes of page loads that deface the beauty of the user experience."

You will need to add the jQuery smoothState library in "sites/all/libraries/jquery_smoothstate"

This is in development and is NOT completed nor does it have any UI or admin sections. Currently all it does is load the smooth state library.

This module alllows the JS library "animsition" to be used with libraries.
Download the plugin from github from https://github.com/blivesta/animsition and put it into sites/all/libraries/jquery_animsition

Description:
A simple and easy jQuery plugin for CSS animated page transitions. http://git.blivesta.com/animsition