Content editing experience

The Overlay Gallery module mainly consists of some javascript to display a gallery as an overlay. The outcome looks similar to what Lightbox and consort do but rather than only showing single pictures, this module shows the entire gallery in an overlay.

Integration

In order to use the JS code, it has to be plugged to your gallery. The module already comes with integrations to some modules (see next section). If you're using those modules out of the box, Overlay Gallery will work out of the box too.
If you're using a different gallery mechanism, you'll have to plug this module in by yourself by doing the following steps:

1. Implement hook_overlay_gallery_load($galleryID) and hook_overlay_image_load($imageID) that return JSON representatives of a gallery or image to the javascript.
2. complement the link tags that refer to your gallery by a class="overlay-gallery" and a ref="{$galleryID}" attribute.

The {$galleryID} / {$imageID} should be the ids of the drupal elements. If your galleries are nodes, $galleryID is equal to the gallery's node id, if galleries are taxonomy terms, $galleryID is the tid of the gallery and so on. In your hooks you'll get those IDs so that you can load the objects and return the relevant data to the javascript.

Enables Auto Nodetitle module to work with the unique title feature of WikiTools module.

The Partners module adds two features to CCK nodereference fields.

Twitter Pull is a small module, the only purpose of which is to allow super-easy embedding of public twitter data like: a user timeline or twitter search results by hashtag or a search term. The emphasis is on making these very specific tasks as easy and straightforward as possible. The purpose of the module is not to be an end-all solution for Twitter.

Warning

This module uses an authenticated API to retrieve tweets. Twitter will be turning this off sometime in the near future and this module may CEASE TO FUNCTION. See #1781024: Make the Twitter Pull module work when Twitter turns off the version 1 API for more information.

Intended Audience

The intended audience of the module are developers and designers.

Usage

There're no authentication information or API Keys required. Module only interacts with non-auth APIs. In the end, it all boils down to a single function:

twitter_pull_render ($twitkey, $title = NULL, $num_items = NULL, $themekey = NULL)

ARGUMENTS:

• @param $twitkey
  Twitter key, which can be a username (prepended with @) a hashtag (prepended with #) or a search keyword (no prefix)
• @param $title
  title passed to tpl.php. If you want title to be disabled, pass boolean False.
• @param $num_items
  maximum number of tweets to pull from the Twitter result-set. Can't be more than 20.
• @param $themekey
  

The Content Finder provides a simple method for users to find site content. The goal of this module is to provide a useful but simple tool to quickly find content as an editor. Rather than using a big form, we use a single search field with search axes.

This module will create a concise comment form with 2 columns. The first column contains the all the meta information: Name, Website, email, subject.