The CSS API module allows manipulation of Drupal's CSS files. This is an API module and provides no interface of its own. There is not much reason to download this module unless another module requests it or you are a developer looking to build a module on this API.
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This module only works with Drupal 6 and there WILL NOT be a Drupal 5 version.
A very small module to make requests to http://example.com/favicon.ico forward to the actual site's true favicon.
This module takes the favicon for the current site/theme and makes it available at the url example.com/favicon.ico (where example.com is your domain). The problem is that some web browsers and web applications blindly make a call to example.com/favicon.ico looking for your sites favicon. In drupal this causes an error entry to show up in the logs because there is nothing there.
If you want your icon to show at that address you can put a copy of your favicon n the root drupal directory. But, what if you have a multisite configuration with different favicons. This module will allow that address to show the current themes favicon at example.com/favicon.ico and it will work for multisite configurations.
For this module to work properly you need to:
Currently maintained by Deeson Online
This module will create an API to allow integration between Drupal and OpenLaszlo, available at http://openlaszlo.org. Required XML files will be generated according to theming needs, allowing for OpenLaszlo flash files to be created on the fly. Requires tomcat to be installed on the server.
Creates a panels layout that slips silently into the Zen theme, giving pages that look identical to any other site page but have the magic of panels underneath.
Note: There are way too many modules that do "fancy jquery effects in Views". It's like the textbook case of module duplication. I have therefore decided to deprecate this module in favor of Views Slideshow, which has an order of magnitude more users and a much more active maintainer. I will continue to support bug fixes on the current release, but there will be no new feature development and no Drupal 7 version. All users are recommended to migrate to Views Slideshow, either now or as part of Drupal 7 migrations.
The Views Rotator module provides a Views style plugin to display items by rotating through the items displaying one at a time. The cycling of images happens via JavaScript (jQuery) with a number of configurable options.
#D7CX This module got into core and will only be available as a back-port version for Drupal 6.
Provides vertical tabs like http://drupal.geek.nz/static/node-form/default/summaries2.html on the node add form.
This module provides the following features:
This is a very simple module which provides an input filter that can be enabled for specific input formats. This filter allows an editor with permission for this input format to embed any available block into content by using the blocks module and delta in the following syntax: [block:{module}:{delta}].
For example, if I wanted to embed the Powered By Drupal block into some content, I would use [block:system:0].
Edit CSS in real time from within your browser! great for themers looking to cut down on their Drupal themeing time, preventing you from constantly switching between IDEs, this is true WYSIWYG. Please note that this module should not be used on a developed site, use in a local or development environment only.
Read more about the module in our Drupal CSS Editor Module article.
Slide Show CS is a module which provides a block with a fancy slide show effect.
The module uses jQuery plugin Cross-Slide (http://www.gruppo4.com/~tobia/cross-slide.shtml).
Several parameters can be customized such as the images to display, zooming, position, transition...
Currently, the order of the slideshow is given by the alphabetical name of the file. (Thus it is recommended you name the files 01_somethinhere.png, 02_somethinhere.png...etc)
Internet Explorer implements a proprietary technology called Conditional Comments. While web developers frown upon technologies that aren't cross-browser supported, many CSS developers have found Conditional Comments very useful. They can have cleaner CSS in their normal stylesheets and can fix the broken rendering in IE by placing IE-only CSS inside conditional comments; this technique is even recommended by Microsoft.
Without this module, the only way to have IE conditional stylesheets was to add 37 lines of code (more if you want to add more than one stylesheet) in four horribly-difficult-to-remember function calls to your theme's template.php. Blech. Who wants that?
This module allows Drupal 7 themes to easily add conditional stylesheets to the theme's .info file.
; Set the conditional stylesheets that are processed by IE.
stylesheets-conditional[lt IE 7][all][] = ie6-and-below.css
stylesheets-conditional[IE 9][all][] = ie9.css
stylesheets-conditional[IE][print][] = ie-print.css
stylesheets-conditional[(gte IE 9)|(gt IEMobile 7)|(!IE)][all][] = modern-browsers.css