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Curlypage is a cross browser, html strict code implementation of the pagepeel effect, "magic corner" type banner. With this module you can add those ads to your website.

Features:

• Show curlypages on any corner of your pages.
• Include as many curlypages as you want on your website.
• Include up to four curlypage groups on same page (one on each corner).
• Group culypages in one corner to show them in slideshow flow. Configure times: delay, timeslot, repeat for each curlypage on group.
• Use CSS position model absolute or fixed. Absolute is only available for top curlypages.
• Custom peel sizes.
• Custom styles (you can choose 3 different styles).
• Configurable images to show when the ad is closed and opened. Supported formats (static GIF, JPG, PNG, SWF).
• SWF files support. You can upload an SWF file to use on peel. Only on open ad interactive SWF files are supported. see examples
• Show a wait icon while curlypage is loading.
• Mirror images on peel.
• Transition on load.
• Open curlypage with mouseover or mouseclick.
• Configurable peel colors.
• Peel color style, flat or gradient.
• Sound effects.
• Configurable link for ad.
• Configurable speeds.
• Automatic open and close features.
• Close button.
• Control visibility of each curlypage in a block visibility style: by language, by role, by page and by content type.

This module adds an extra tab to each Webform node, allowing you to specify validation rules for your Webform components. You can create one or more of the predefined validation rules, and select which Webform component(s) should be validated against those. By using the hooks provided by this module, you can also define your own validation rules in your own modules.

Mail Comment lets you respond to posts by email.

xCSS bases on CSS and empowers a straightforward and object-oriented workflow when developing complex style cascades. Using xCSS means a dramatic cut down to your development time by: having a intuitive overview of the overall CSS structure, using variables, re-using existing style cascades and many other handy features. But, most frameworks are bulky and inflexible, aren't they? Not xCSS! It's lightweight and seamlessly integrates into any existing workflow. Aside from that the CSS overhead is getting reduced while your (X)HTML attributes remain semantic.

Features

• Variables
• Nesting child objects
• Extending objects
• Math operations
• Comments

Example

// Variables: http://xcss.antpaw.org/docs/syntax/variables 
vars {
    $path = ../img/tmpl1/png;
    $color1 = #FF00FF;
    $border = border-top: 1px solid $color1;
}
.variablesselector {
    background-image: url($path/head_bg.png);
    background-color: $color1;
    $border;
}

// Nesting Child Objects: http://xcss.antpaw.org/docs/syntax/children 
.childselector {
    a {
        display: block;
    }
    strong {
        color: blue;
    }
}