Maintenance fixes only

Description

jQuery Map Hilight is a javascript wrapper module for the jquery Map Hilight plugin by David Lynch (like the director, but not). It enables the simple addition of mouseover highlighting of hotspots to HTML image maps without requiring the editing of theme files or knowledge of javascript/jquery.

Features

1. provides simple interactive graphics via HTML image maps (no flash required).
2. easy to use: either select the 'highlight all image maps' default setting or simply add class="jq_maphilight" to the <img> tag of any specific image map you wish to highlight.
3. no jquery or javascript knowledge required: plugin configuration is handled via an admin/settings screen rather than having to enter jquery code.
4. fully configurable: options for fill, fill color, fill opacity, outline, outline color, outline opacity, outline thickness, as well as a fade effect.
5. per image map settings: add image map specific options with an additional class.

This is a wrapper for the jQuery Media plug-in.

The jQuery Media plugin will automatically turn links to media into their embedded media equivalents. The module works best in conjuction with the File Field module, but may be used in other cases as well.

Basic Configuration

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Once installed, you need to go to the settings page for the module, and enter a few items for basic support. Simply tell it which node types to load the plug-in. If those node types have File Fields, it will automatically work. If you have updated the module from an earlier version, and have already visited the settings page, you may need to go back and add .filefield-item a to the Classes section to make that work.

A Google map implementation that renders a Google map block based on geo microformat tags embedded in a page.

The locations placed on the google map are obtained by analysing the current page for GEO microformat informaton. When this info exists, a map will be rendered, when there is no location information, no map will appear.

More information on GEO Microformats: http://microformats.org/wiki/geo

There have been a few updates to the GEO microformat since this was originally written, so not every form of the microformat is currently supported.

Example data:

  <div class="geo" title="Canterbury">
    Canterbury, United Kingdom
    <span class="latitude" title="51.2667">[latitude display]</span>
    <span class="longitude" title="1.08333">[longitude display]</span>
  </div> 

Why use this form of mapping ?

The advantage of using this method is that there is no need to do anything fancy to link dynamic data with a map view. If your node teasers contain geo data, then a map will appear and plot the data. The map will zoom to fit all markers.

Limitations

At the moment, the javascript is not really themeable. There will need to be some work done to make maps options customizable.

Sponsorship

This module allows site builders to set up fine-grained permissions for allowing "sub-admin" users to manage other users based on the target user\'s role.

Makes all textareas (such as the 'body' field on the node edit page) accept the Tab key — pressing Tab while in a textarea will now insert a tab into the content, rather than moving focus to

Ensures that the SimplePie library is installed. Makes SimplePie available to other modules.