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This module provides a framework for integration between the entity metadata API and Drupal variables.
Settings API is useful for situations where you want to use client-defined values in Rules but you do not want to package those values in Rules definitions. A good example of this is tokenized templates. This module lets you treat these as content rather than configuration and avoid having to package them with your feature.
Use-case 1: You want to use this module to track email template content outside of your feature. There is a submodule called "Settings API Mail" to handle this.
hook_settings_api_mail_mail_types() to define your mail template
Set up a "send email" rules action and point the "body" and "subject" data selectors to the respective metadata properties provided by Settings API
Use-case 2: You want to expose Drupal variables as entity metadata.
Use hook_settings_api_variable_properties() to define your variables to the entity metadata framework. They will now be accessible in rules off whatever entity type you specified for "attach."
Drupal implementation of jQuery LocalScroll plugin created by Ariel Flesler.
Important update 2012.10.17:
The jquery project was moved to the github, and started active development and refactoring, especially the filename-directory structure was affected. See the README of this module for details.
Add css id: You can set css id's of menus, wherein the plugin will be activated. Eg. #main-menu - means that main menu items contains #hash will trigger the scroll plugin.
Hash: If true, the hash of the clicked link, will appear on the address bar once the animation ends.
Duration: The time of the animation.
Offset: A number of pixels will be added to the final position.