Provides a responsive slideshow style option for Views using the jQuery ResponsiveSlides.js plugin.
Also planned to have as a field output formatter.
The responsiveslides.js library is included with this module (for now). Chances are it will be pulled out and use libraries to include it.
As it relates to the library (taken from responsiveslides.com):
A views style plugin making use of jQuery App Folders plugin -- a thumbnail grid with expanding contents. It is good for responsive design and working great on mobiles.
This module extends Openlayers to provide the capacity for "Ranged Heatmaps". A Ranged heatmap is a map where the color of a feature is set by it falling into a range of values. A traditional heatmap is a smooth graduation of colors, a ranged heatmap can have all sorts of color combinations.
For example, a traditional heatmap might increase saturation based on the value of "population". A ranged heatmap could color regions with population 0-100 in Red, regions with population 101-345 in Blue, and population over 346 as Yellow.
This is a tiny module that basically extends Drupal's comment statistics module by adding comment counts for day, week, month and year. It also integrates with Views and you can use it to select, filter, order the content as well.
This module plays well and has been tested with Views. You can use these fields
in Content group
Module allows to print comments from social networks to pages of your website.
It provides three field formatters:
Google, Twitter and Facebook.
Each field formatter provides URL field in which you need to paste link to the post. After that on page where content for the selected field is displayed, you will see comments being posted (those, that you pasted in URL field). Just use it as any field in your content.
Don't forget to specify settings here: admin/config/system/social-comments
In some situations you want to mark an entity field to indicate it should be completed but not enforce its completion at that time. This module extends the choice between Required and Not required to "desirable" completion.
This module overcomes the problems with the (otherwise excellent) Content Complete module which cannot cope with field collections or fields that link to other entities.
The module has two use cases:
Views's plugin, to create a basic carousel responsive, which automatically calculate the offset to the width of its container and considering margins and paddings. Also recalculated their values ​​with each change of the window size, allowing dynamically respond to mobile devices.
Views handlers for display number of user comments.
UPCOMING RELEASE TWEET FEED 3.5 WILL SUPPORT DRUPAL 7.50 AND UTF-8 MULTIBYTE DATABASE TABLES. THIS IS FOR BETTER EMOJI SUPPORT IN TWEETS AND PROFILES. USERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO UPDATE TODAY. ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT ME VIA THE CONTACT FORM. THE FALLBACK METHOD USED PREVIOUS TO TWEET FEED 3.5 IS STILL PRESENT BUT DEPRECATED AND MAY BE REMOVED IN A FUTURE VERSION.
As the Views and Views Calc modules rely on the database to perform aggregation, you only have limited options at your disposal.
As the great Merlin himself said: "You can't aggregate a PHP expression in the database. :/ ".
That's where Views Aggregator Plus comes in. In addition to what Views and Views Calc do, this module:
... and it puts summary statistics at the bottom of your aggregated table as well!
