A simple and easy jQuery plugin for CSS animated page transitions
If you use WordPress you may familiar with Page Transition:
Page Transition is a simple and easy wordpress plugin used to add page transition using CSS3 animations. Show your page with modern animations.
Shooting Score defines a special field type for storing shooting scores that consist of points and bullseyes (e.g. 98.4).
Shooting scores are stored in the database as separate 'points' and 'bullseyes' values which means they can be used individually for sorting views (e.g. sort scores by points, then bullseyes). Also, shooting score fields can be displayed as either the combined score (98.4), just the points (98) or just the bullseyes (4).
Updating view_unpublised for Drupal 8. DON'T TRY TO USE THIS YET, IT'S NOT DONE. Assistance from experienced folks and fellow foolhardy beginners is most welcome!
This module transform blocks into bootstrap components.
It is based on a set of templates that include:
Extends Exclude Node Title to hide titles using CSS. This allows screen-readers and search engines to see the title.
This is based on @droath's patch.
See also:
This module was moved to Block Styles
Initially it was intended to rely on layout_plugin, finally ended over styles_api, please refer to Not sure if this is a good fit for layout_plugin.
This project aims to allow Drupal site editors to add simple captions to images uploaded through a WYSIWYG such as CKEDITOR.
Caption text is pulled from the alt text field and added as a div to the DOM under the image. The Float and Margin properties are copied from the image settings and applied to the caption div.
Currently, the module is triggered by applying a class; caption to an image.
The BlockPop module provides a highly configurable block that will show a modal window (aka popup) when a page containing the block is viewed. It has settings for popup styles, popup start and end dates, popup frequency and google analytics actions when a user clicks a link in the popup.
BlockPop requires the Drupal Libraries module as well as two javascript libraries.
The Libraries module can be found at http://drupal.org/project/libraries.
This module allows other modules or themes to register theme templates on a YAML file (replacing hook_theme()) and provide a repository for all themes registered.
This will give more order to theme definitions, taking them away form code.
But moreover in this way themes and modules could gather information of registered themes implementation.
For example a module could alter block form to add select field to forms, providing a UI to easily assign predefined templates for elements, blocks or regions.
