This module expands the functionality of the CSS Injector module by adding the ability to upload images for CSS use. Images are uploaded into a single directory for use by all CSS Injector rules. There is also an IMCE tie in so that one can upload images for use by CSS Injector rules as well as delete images originally uploaded via the rule uploader.
This module was rewritten under the name Context Breakpoint.
Please use this module now, it has the same functionality and more, plus an auto-reload feature.
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Adds a formatter for text/list/taxonomy fields to render as CSS classes on nodes.
The Field formatter CSS class module allows you to set any text/list/option/taxonomy field to render as CSS class on the node. This enables the node author to select predefined CSS styling per node.
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This module adds iOS-style badges to links displaying how many new nodes (or comments or users) has been added to the page since the last time the user visited that page.
You can for example add count badges to your taxonomy links, menu items or a link to a View of the latest comments or users on your site. Badges are only added to links that the user has previously visited.
The badges are added client-side through javascript and works well with anonymous users as well as with caching and the Boost module.
Edit a key-value store, accessible from: Configuration > System > Site variables.
Requires 'administer site configuration' permission. Variable name converted to lowercase, using only [a-z], [0-9] and [_]. Key-value pairs stored in variable 'sitevars_array' as associative array.
Pass a name to sitevars_get() to retrieve one value; an array to retrieve several. Call it with no parameters to fetch your entire key-value store. Pass a string and TRUE to retrieve all variables whose name begins with a prefix.
This nice module allows you to manage background cover by power of Context module.
This is a simple module that randomly changes Sky textures each time a node is loaded.
This module is the result of the discussions around a requested feature to allow an image field to be displayed with a link to a custom URL:
It seems many attempts and implementations have already been proposed:
This module brings the Quo.js mobile event library to Drupal. This module doesn't do anything other then allow for other projects to use the library and makes sure that it's installed correctly. Quo.js is MIT licensed so you'll need to download the quo.js library independently of this project. Some functionality Quo provides:
Book Touch makes use of the Thumbnav module in order to create touch based / gesture events that make sense for mobile navigation of an online book. This creates an experience more like a touch sensitive e-book reader.
