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A text-text Pair field.
A text-text Pair field.
A text-text-text Triple field.
This module auto-converts form input fields with space-hogging labels into compact mobile-friendly input fields, with placeholders that animate into much smaller labels the moment text is keyed in. This UI design is known as the Float Label pattern, devised by Matt D. Smith to combat UX issues on mobiles. With the Float Label pattern applied to your forms:
Defines an Ubercart product feature to turn any product into a "crowdfunding style" donation product, in which users may donate towards a goal before a dateline is reached.
Two options are available:
Defaults can be set at global or node type level, but the feature can also be added or edited for every product node.
Plays well with:
Cyclone allows users to spin up sites on remote hosting providers.
Imagine your users being able to select a site from a list and then provisioning it themselves on the hosting provider of your choice. There is no need for an admin to step in. This is the vision of Cyclone.
Cyclone Preserve injects the site_id and other important site variables into the "Variables" extension data structure. The variables are then drush vset into the created site by the Builder. The Builder must implement cyclone.builders.Variables in order for this to work.
This module works hand in hand with the Cyclone Preserve Client module which knows the site variables which have been set.
Drupal's way for jQuery Custom Scrollbar plugin.
Download the original plugin from:
https://github.com/mzubala/jquery-custom-scrollbar, unpack it then move it to:
sites/all/libraries/jquery-custom-scrollbar.
The module expect these files to work properly:
This module adds some new permission to permit more users (admin) to manage their newsletter.
The admin (uid = 1) or who has the permission can also change the owner of the newsletter and the old nodes of that newsletter.
A new menu "My newsletter" adds the links to go directly to the administration pages: these pages show Simplenews data for users.
The module doesn't need configuration.
Brings a set of simple yet powerfull content and comment editing features, based on the Markdown format and the PageDown (Stack Overflow's) editor.
This module page is yet a placeholder and will turn into a full-on project in a near future.
Main features are: