LibreJS module provides compatibility with the LibreJS browser plugin. It allows site administrators to configure the license and source code URL of each JavaScript file used by the site, and adds metadata to pages indicating that all inline JavaScript in the page is GPL v3+.
This is a simple module that moves all JavaScript
Speedboxes as a Drupal module to easily check or uncheck a selection of checkboxes on a site.
In many cases when you assign permissions to a role you have to check many single checkboxes. With that module you just have to select the boxes by "left click and drag the mouse" over them. Then a small toolbar appears and you can check, uncheck or invert the checkboxes state. On big sites with many roles and permissions this will save a lots of time!
Installation on Drupal 7:
This module brings the Quo.js mobile event library to Drupal. This module doesn't do anything other then allow for other projects to use the library and makes sure that it's installed correctly. Quo.js is MIT licensed so you'll need to download the quo.js library independently of this project. Some functionality Quo provides:
EDIT: You only need this module if you are using release 2.11 of the openlayers javacript library.
Check the version you are using here: admin/structure/openlayers
In version 2.12 the problem with the google terms-of-service popup does not occur.
This small D7 module provides a block which when added to an OpenLayers map page will fix the issue described here: http://drupal.org/node/1540534.
Book Touch makes use of the Thumbnav module in order to create touch based / gesture events that make sense for mobile navigation of an online book. This creates an experience more like a touch sensitive e-book reader.
Adds the Perfect Audience Retargeting tracking code to your website. An account is required at https://www.perfectaudience.com
Thumbnav provides a mobile friendly framework for using a website on a touch-capable device. It provides support for a variety of navigation methods on mobile as well as an API for developers to add useful links based on being mobile. It comes with out of the box support for the Quo.js library (drupal module), thumb friendly "split thumb" approach to navigation as well as a mode called "Mobile app". It doesn't rely on Quo or anything else but has built in support should you be interested.
This module lets you to exclude a set of assets (CSS and JavaScript) from the
active theme's .info file. The goal is to reduce the weight of resources sent
to the client to improve page load time, but also to facilitate the creation of
theme avoiding overloads CSS or JavaScript behaviors.
Each asset can be disabled for everyone or only for the a list of specified user
role(s).
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