A simple parser (feeds plugin) that will import your files (images) into nodes' filefields, with a little help from the Feeds directory fetcher.
Breaks the toolbar of CKEditor in several groups
See: http://drupal.org/node/751196#comment-3689150 for more information.
If you have a responsive website and you want to embed video and other <iframe> content, then you need this module.
It uses the FitVids.js library for fluid width video embeds (e.g. flash video in <iframe>s). You don't need it for pure HTML5 videos.
It supports YouTube, Vimeo, Blip.tv and Kickstarter by default, and can use it with other video providers like Facebook or Viddler.
"Maximize your main navigation by adding text, images, videos, slideshow, tabs, menu blocks, user info ..."
That is now possible by using OM Maximenu which can create menus with all other module blocks you want as attachments, modules like views, slideshow, menu, user, nice menus, quicktabs, and custom blocks with tables, lists, images, videos, etc.
For OM Maximenu advanced editing, install OM Tools 2
Integration of the jtweetsanywhere jQuery library. This is one of the better Twitter libraries we've found and allows the creation of a block or multiple panels (if using panels) with Twitter feeds.
This module currently has jTweetsAnywhere embedded in it, but we will remove this and ask people to download it directly from Thomas Billenstein's jTweetsAnywhere site. It can be put in the modules library or in the general sites/all/libraries folder (inside a jtweetsanywhere folder).
This is a simple module for Drupal 7.x that uses jQuery to transform the TITLE or ALT attribute of a image to a image caption. There is a settings page with lot's of possible configuration. The image caption won't show in the WYSIWYG-editor, but will be visible when you view the node.
The module differs in several ways from similar modules.
jCaption changes this:
<img title="Image caption here" src="image.jpg" alt="Image description">
to:
A streaming video server implemented in node.js as a Drupal module.
Image Attribution is a module that looks for Attributions for images in an image's alt field. This is particularly useful for news and content websites that use and image and need to give proper credit to the image's author or content owner. (For example, you could cite Getty Images as the source of an image, or an individual photographer, or an image shared under a CC-License, etc.)
This code is based on the outstanding work of the Image Caption module by David Thomas.
This module adds interactivity to images by adding response behaviors to mouse actions on the images.
Locations inside an interactive image can be defined as 'hotspots' using the double-click action, and by entering location-specific content in the form that pops up. These hotspots then respond to mouse-overs by displaying a modal window with content that was earlier added. The modal window content can include formatted text, images and also videos, pertaining to the image location under question.
Image gallery.
Features: