Media oEmbed Thumbnail Style
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Enables image styles to be applied to oEmbed thumbnails.
Enables image styles to be applied to oEmbed thumbnails.
Module for all type of charting engines
This module provide platform for implementing any Charting engine such as Google Charts or Highcharts, which are already implemented in MyCharts.
Coded by: MÄris Ä€bols and James Nesbitt
This module is sponsored by Wunderkraut.
This module provides a simple field formatter to output images with Swipebox, a jQuery "lightbox" plugin for desktop, mobile and tablet. (see http://brutaldesign.github.com/swipebox/)
The code is heavily borrowed from fancybox module.
Media provider for Voicethread.
Scald: Twitter is a tweet provider allowing Scald module users to add Tweet Atoms of type twitter, using the Twitter API. Originally, this module was included in the main Scald suite, under the modules/providers/ directory, but should no longer live there. This is a D7 module only.
Cue Field allows to make use of field collections to provide chaptering
for media players.
Ever have missing image styles after adding an image to your site? Well this module runs with cron and automatically regenerates missing image styles when running cron.
This is a multi level image gallery with support for unlimited children galleries, which can contain more galleries, or simply images. More and more features will be added as time progresses. Please give us your feedback!
Adds swipe gesture support for Lightbox2. This makes a lot of sense on mobile or responsive pages, because the "Next" an "Prev" Buttons are only visible on hover.
Adds swipe gesture support to the well known Lightbox2 module for mobiles. Just swipe left or right on galeries to show the previous or next element!
This module extends the Video module by providing a "Multi-source video player" field formatter.
This field formatter works in exactly the same way as the original "Video player" formatter, except when the video field contains multiple values. In this case, each video will be added as a separate "source" element of the rendered HTML5 "video" element.