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The Floating block module allows you to keep html blocks, selected using jquery selectors in a fixed position on the page as you scroll. It works in a similar way the table header fixer in Drupal Core. This means that when the user scrolls their browser selected parts of the page can stay in the users view.

This is extremely useful when you have pages with lots of content and you want a side menu to stay in view. Visit http://dev.vit-al.co.uk/floating_block to see the module in action.

Tips for using jQuery selectors
Using the default Garland theme in Drupal 6 example selectors would be:
#sidebar-left Float the left sidebar
.primary-links Float the primary menu
.block-user Float the user login block

The important thing is to look at the html drupal is generating for your page and look at the id or class of the element your want to float. Find out more about jQuery selectors... Additionally another very useful tool (if you are using Firefox) is Firebug.

This module extends the Webform module to easily allow the creation of a webform that feeds to your Salesforce.com Account. It utilizes the Salesforce API, which must be downloaded separately from the module. In order to use the Salesforce API, your Salesforce installation must be either the Enterprise, Ultimate, or Developer edition. Other editions do not have support for the Salesforce API.

Restrict by role who can search for each content type.

Approach of this module is to re-write the search query, so that content is indexed and available as search results to users in role(s) that have permissions to view it, but not displayed to other roles.

Integrates with Apache Solr to exclude results based on the role of the person searching.

• Branch 8.x-1.x old branch (old templates, only bugfixes, deprecated)

#D8CX: I pledge that FancyZoom will have a full Drupal 8 release on the day that Drupal 8 is released.

FancyZoom is a simple, clean image zoomer with a drop shadow and close box meant to emulate the visual style of Mac OS X. It is based on FancyZoom 1.1 created by Cabel Sasser of Panic, Inc. I've rewritten the FancyZoom Javascript using JQuery, changed function and variable names to avoid conflicts with other scripts, added code to avoid stepping on Lightbox and Thickbox, and compressed the script with /packer/ for size and speed.

Great utility module which makes the password field optional (or hidden) on the add new user page (admin & registration).