This module implements "infinite pager" (earlier called "sliding pager") functionality for Views. Infinite pagers open the next page via Ajax below the current page, each sub-page expanding the page vertically downwards. (For a well-known infinite pager example, visit a stream on Twitter.com).
This is a placeholder for the future Screenshot API module.
This module is being developed for Total Active Media
This module adds an AJAX-enabled link to any user-configurable blocks on your site, providing authenticated users with the ability to hide those blocks with a single click, rather than by editing their user profile.
Gallery formatter provides a CCK formatter for image fields, which will turn any image field into a jQuery Gallery.
(Drupal 6) Watch the screencast for a demo of how to set it up REMOVED BY BLIP.TV!, or visit the demo page for seeing it in action.
This module allows you to customise the display of views attachments, on just the first page.
Out of the box, views incredibly powerful, but have you ever wanted to:
If you answered 'Yes!' to the two questions above, then this module is what you need.
It allows you to create views that, for example:
This is quite a simple module that adds a new display type to views: 'Block attachment'. This is just a standard views attachment, but instead of the content being limited to appearing at the top or the bottom of the view, the content gets put into a block. You can then place the block wherever you like using the normal block positioning rules.
This module allows node editors to assign blocks to regions on a node base. In the node edit form a fieldset will be added in which the blocks can be dragged into a desired region. The blocks will be added to the blocks already present in the region.
This module allows you to specify themes per path. This will allow you to change themes inside your existing site at specific paths rather than changing the theme for the whole site.
The need for it arose when we wanted to create a product page inside our site that was radically different than the site theme. Creating a multi-site setup seemed like overkill. It would need a separate database, separate users, separate administration. We would need to re-enable all modules and re-configure them. So this sounded like it could be very useful.
Thimble aspires to be the ultimate Drupal theming tool. Point-and-click interface for building sub-themes, adding CSS and JS, creating regions and skinr styles, creating templates and template suggestions, and editing simple preprocess functions.
Currently a work very much in progress. Check out https://drupal_thimble.assembla.com/spaces/thimble/wiki for details and updates on the development process.
Appliqué aspires to make form elements such as selects, radio buttons and check boxes easy and fun to style.
The module will replace all form elements with an HTML/jQuery equivalent on a per-form basis. In the module settings, a list of available forms on the site will be populated and the user can choose which forms are affected by the module (by default, no admin-side forms are affected). The module will come with only the CSS necessary for form elements to function, and different form "skins" can be contributed, uploaded and plugged into the module.
