MC Hammer is a mail composing tool based on panels.
MC Hammer consists of 2 types of content:
Mail templates are the different available templates for the different type of newsletters. For example: a template for the monthly newsletter, and a template for a newsflash.
Displays an image of the most used color in an image file.
populates fields of type image from a compressed file
A small module which creates a token for each Taxonomy term. Each token can be used for a place holder for instances when you would like to use a term's description in a body of text.
Works best in conjunction with Token Filter module.
Like Deput link this feature provides a content type "Partners". The main difference is, this feature is designed for using panels.
The content type contains the following fields:
There are a view with some subview:
This module aims to apply the output styling of a field when inputting data non-wysiwyg enabled field. Kind of like a wysiwyg light.
This module contains panels style plugins, and its purpose is to provide a place to add reusable panels styles.
This enables site a web editor using Panels In-place Editor to choose a from a selection of style option. As a lot of blocks are configured in a similar way you can keep those configuration settings in one place and just change the style on a theme by theme basis.
Views-backed, AJAX-powered slideshow.
For this tool, each "slide" in the slideshow is one page of one display of one view, and each slideshow can be configured with many view:displays to draw from.
The most obvious use for this is slides which contain a dynamic number of images or content items (i.e. slide 1 contains 1 item, slide 2 contains 3, etc).
For now, this is a Drupal 6 module, but I intend to make it D7 soon, which should not be too difficult.
Use has a few parts; here are the main concepts:
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 several Panels layouts that display correctly on mobile devices. The layouts are designed for the Omega Theme but could be extended for other themes by adding the classes recognized by those themes. I'm not as familar with the other themes so have chosen to focus on Omega for now.
Over 100 layouts. Designed to work with full-width panels (no sidebars) as well as mini panels embedded into fixed width regions.
