Views

HTML5 Tools is a module that allows Drupal sites to be built using HTML5 ... smartly.

One of our goals is to provide as much support for HTML5 markup in a set of Tools provided by a module so that you can use this module with any HTML5 theme you'd like.

Drupal 7 Features

The Drupal 7 branch of html5 tools is actively being developed. We're always looking for new features so feel free to create an issue.

Here are some of the features you can find in the Drupal 7 version:

This module provides a themed function called "get_exposed_filter_output()" which print out the values of the exposed filter used in a view.
This can be useful in the view header, in case the exposed filter is in a block, but there is a need to show the user according to what filter he got the results.

The idea is based on the discussion - #658566: Use data from exposed filter in title or header.

There are a lot of cases in views where you want to embed a list inside each row. One example could be, you have a list of groups,
and for each groups you want to list the first and last name of all of their members.

This can be achieved with this module, as views_field_view allows you to embed one view into another view and pass arguments along.

Status is a Drupal 7 module that will emulate Facebook style "status updates" and "comments" using nothing more than the default node/comment system in Drupal, and Views, providing a very robust implementation of an advanced social posting system with simple Drupal methods.

More information will be available soon!.

In views there is no method to 'ignore permissions' when creating a view. This means that if a user doesnt have access to view a node, then they do not have access to see that node in a views list either. To circumvent this, you can use this module to ignore node permissions. This allows you to create a list of nodes and display it to anyone regardless of whether or not they can view the node. The most common use case for doing this is on a site that has "Premium Content". That is, content you dont want them to see, but that you do want them to know that you have.

Views Shaman aims to provide an easy-to-use, accessible, wizard-like, alternative user interface to create and manage views, while still offering all the functionality of the Views UI. The Views UI is extremely flexible, but can be hard to understand, and it's way of showing many options at once can result in an "information overload" for the user, and has severe accessibility problems. Views Shaman aims to remedy these problems by breaking down the UI into multiple dialogs, and hiding the less important and less used options into "advanced settings" dialogs.

Views Slideshow JCarousel Thumbs is a plugin for the Views Slideshow module. Functionally similar to the ThumbnailHover plugin included with Views Slideshow, this module uses the JCarousel JQuery plugin to provide a carousel-like scrolling thumbnail navigation.

Case Tracker Due Date adds a due date field to the casetracker_basic_case content type and modifies existing views to include due dates for tasks/cases. If used with Open Atrium, extra integration is available.

qTips are stylish tooltips that can be configured and styled (more to come in later releases) to fit nearly any website's design.

Style and row plugins for Views 2 that allow view results to be rendered as a configurable HTML snippets.

Created by Darren Mothersele for, and with the support of, Victoria and Albert Museum.

Additional contributions by Klokie.