This module enables to create the cached wrapper of any block. It can be used where standard block caching is disabled if node access modules are installed.
Caching of block panel panes is supported also. Just add a block pane and configure the block (not the pane) to turn on caching.
Heavily inspired by the Node recur project, but with a more generic approach so it works for all entities.
FatSecret: The Drupal 6 & 7 FatSecret REST API Integration module
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This module allows you to integrate FatSecret API and to call all related API function of FatSecret.
This version of the module only works with Drupal 6.x & 7.x.
A library of low level, flexible, Entity API based, helper functions for importing content in drush by running for example drush php-script {your_custom_import_script.php}. Documentation and examples are non existent. You should probably only use this module if you have the patience to figuring it out by browsing through the source.
Drupal 8 dialog system for Drupal 7.
Module use standart Drupal AJAX Framework and jQuery UI Dialog.
1. Enable module
2. Add to page link with class autodialog
3. Profit :)
Put custom dialog options in data-dialog-{option-name} attribute. Example:
This a simple module that allows to set a vertical Parallax effect on the background of any element on the DOM.
Download and enable Parallax Background Module.
From jQuery Parallax on GitHub download, rename and save jquery.scrollTo.js and jquery.parallax.js on the module's /js directory.
This module is an odd-duck we needed for a specific use-case where we were managing the interface for a very large custom entity with a JS based front-end.
We wanted to support the visual field grouping offered in and manage fields UI of a custom entity. We needed this group context conveyed to our front-end JS library which would use the field grouping information to group our fields for display (we happened to be using Angular JS).
Lightweight module that extends edit permission to a user in three cases:
A simple way to create and maintain how elements fade in, triggered when they enter the viewport. An open-source experiment from @JulianLloyd.
