Theme Enhancements

This module creates a block with a "Menu" link that, when clicked, initializes a jQuery slideToggle effect to hide or show the Menu Zone of the Omega Theme.

This is beneficial for initially hiding a large menu on mobile and allowing the user to slide it open.

To Use:
After installing and enabling the modules, go to the blocks page and find the block called "mobile menu toggle". Add this block to any region *except for the Menu region*, like Branding.

This module integrates Image Editor into Drupal Theme Creator.

Overview

The jQuery selectBox module is a styleable replacement for SELECT elements using Cory LaViska's jQuery UI plugin.

You can view a demo of the plugin here:
http://labs.abeautifulsite.net/jquery-selectBox/

Documentation

http://codekarate.com/daily-dose-of-drupal/drupal-7-jquery-selectbox-module

Retina Images adds an option to all image effects included with core to allow them to output high resolution images for high DPI or retina displays. When enabled as part of an image style, this module returns high resolution images for all devices, as is recommended and explained in Thomas Fuchs' excellent blog post and examples on this subject.

Overlay Style

This module aims to apply the output styling of a field when inputting data non-wysiwyg enabled field. Kind of like a wysiwyg light.

Synopsis

This module aims to clean up, enhance and facilitate the customization of markup for Drupal core and several popular contrib modules such as Panels.

This module cleans up the wrapper and title HTML blocks, panel panes, and panel layouts; it does not clean up the HTML in the block/panel-pane content — please refer to the the Fences module for cleaning up field markup.

This module provides a "Nice Date" element on nodes and comments. This was originally a custom theme extension for my blog. See:
http://www.thingy-ma-jig.co.uk/blog/10-05-2011/nice-dates-a-how-to

An element is added to $variables['nice_date'] on nodes and comment which you can then print out in your themes templates where needed.

Random Fonts assigns random web fonts to elements of your site. Use it if you want to spice up your site with some web fonts, but just cannot make a choice. Just so we are clear - this module is supposed to be used in the development stage, not on production sites.

Shipped with this module is another one, Ransom Note, which lets you create mixed font displays looking like just that.

The objective of this module is to convert a custom html web page into a Drupal template.
This module will get an html file, analyse it and create the folder and files required to activate the template.

The aim of this module is not to provide an interface for ALL possible functionalities you can perform on a template but to allow an easy and fast template creation from an html page.