Make Renderable Object for D8 a reality.
Experimental replacement for the Renderer and ThemeManager services.
Provides basic integration with Slick (http://kenwheeler.github.io/slick/), via the Libraries API.
This module is useful when you wish to provide your own front-end integration for Slick without a user interface. If you wish to configure entirely through the UI, without coding, you may prefer Slick Carousel.
A simple module that allows displayed CSS elements to be hidden when a click is detected anywhere outside of the element on the current page.
Textfield SimpleFocuser is a module that uses jQuery to find the first textfield on each page and set focus to it.
This would be useful for login fields or data entry fields, but I used it for the search box.
Element SimpleFader is a module that uses the jQuery FadeIn function on the selected element on page load. I used it for a logo, but it might be interesting for other elements (slideshows, hero images, etc.) as well.
I didn't need a default, but that might be a good idea - though I think that would depend on theme.
The display inherit module will attempt to inherit display settings from its 'parent' view modes before falling back to the 'default' display.
All Australian Government websites require the Government Crest.
I got sick and tired of being provided inaccessible static images of the crest with text in the image.
So I made a module.
Extends core image styles/effects by providing retina versions of any defined style, by simply adding @2x before the file extension, e.g. some-great-file@2x.png. The resulting image is double as wide as the width defined in the image style effect.
This module maps theme hook suggestions made by Drupal Core to other names. For example, Drupal Core might suggest "node__blogpost__teaser" as a potential override for a the node template when the entity bundle is "blogpost" and the given view mode is "teaser." The site builder/themer may want to map this suggestion to a template named something like "node__illustrated_list_item" where "illustrated_list_item" is the name of a design component in a stand-alone design system.
This module's aim is to bring white label functionality to Drupal by allowing certain users to add their own logo and color scheme* to their profiles.
Then the module automatically adds a white label token to all outbound url's so links in emails will include the current user's white label token and users clicking the links will end on the white labeled website.
The white label owner should be the one to create the url, e.g. send the mail as rss fields and such are all built by the system and will not contain the (right) white label part.
