Theme Enhancements

Menu customization in various ways

The WP theme module allows using WordPress themes with Drupal. It provides a WordPress emulator for Drupal, so the WordPress themes think they're natively running WP.

This module is barely functional. It can and will break your site. That being said, it's a lot of fun to see Drupal under the skin of a WordPress theme, so I encourage you to try it. To test it out, enable the module, put a WordPress theme in sites/all/wp_themes, and turn it on at admin/build/themes.

This project maintains, improves and distributes the so far only Drupal power ballad.

Feel free to use, study, share and improve.

Demonstrations available online:

Context Block Class gives users of the Context module the ability to define custom classes for blocks per context, both for each block and globally for a region. The module implements a context reaction, providing the interface required for adding classes to blocks which have been defined for that context. This unlocks a tremendous amount of theming flexibility for users of Context module. When combined with a grid based theme or any other theme which implements re-usable styles, the options are endless!

Stylesheets by Path provides a mechanism to define stylesheets to be loaded when a specified path or alias is triggered.
The module is intended to be used by theme developers because it operates with the theme's .info file.
It provides a new property: path-stylesheets, example:

path-stylesheets[path][media][] = path/to/css/file/to/load/when/the/path/is/triggered

The module doesn't provide any configuration interface, which means it works immediately after enabling it.

Why should i use this module?

Have you ever wanted to include javascript or css when a particular view or block is being rendered? Or have you ever wanted to include javascript or css for just the front page without having to write code?

Context add assets allows you to do this. It has an easy to use UI to allow you to do this all without writing any code. Because it uses ctools all of this is also exportable.

Replaces default checkboxes with fancy (iOS-like) on/off switches under configurable pages.

I was just trying for a good way to make checkboxes easier to click on (see Fitt's Law) but came up with this.

Original jQuery code taken from http://github.com/tdreyno/iphone-style-checkboxes

This module makes it easy to create a "skin" of your theme which can be used where a Drupal theme wouldn't work well.

For example, one section of your website is located at a different domain, built by another company offsite, or uses a non-Drupal tool, and you want to provide a file containing the HTML to be used as a wrapper.

Dynamic Banner is a module that lightens the load on web developers from creating many blocks for pages with different banners.
This module will read from the database to automatically decide which banner goes on which page based off of the rules and administrator sets.
This module has many different usage patterns and is extremely reusable.

There is various usage notes in the help section of the module

This module supports

This module, to be used with the Flag module, wraps flagged items with useful CSS classes. For example, a bookmarked node will be wrapped with a class="node-flagged-bookmarks-self" that can be used to theme the node.