When editing a menu link, this module provides a file field to upload an image to associate with a menu item. In the array returned by menu_link_load, the fid of the image file is contained in [options][content][image]. This may may be passed as a parameter to file_load to obtain its public:// uri, and further used with either file_build_uri or image_style_url to populate the src= attribute of an <img>.
While somewhat similar to Menu Icons, in that it creates an attribute in the menu link's options array, this module does not involve the theme layer whatsoever. It is up to the developer of a custom theme to write code to render an image for a menu item where appropriate.
A small EntityFieldsQuery class extension that will allow one to create a new WeightEtnityFieldQuery and that data will be sorted by the weight module.
Output any numeric field as a 'stars widget'.
Use a 'stars widget' as the input for any numeric field or Views exposed filter.
These are the field types handled: number_integer, number_decimal, number_float, list_number
Installation
This module comes with the jQuery Raty library ready to go! No double downloads for you.
If you really feel like it, there is libraries integration and you can download your own.
Why Raty?
Raty is designed to be an immediate, zero-config option to either display stars from any numeric field or use them as field input widgets.
Unlike Rate & Fivestar (which are awesome modules!), there is no major voting backend to Raty. Raty also does not include a schema or create any DB tables. However, you can still simulate this behavior to a degree since you can use Raty as the input widget for any numeric field on an entity.
Use Cases
If you want a quick, no-config needed field formatter to output stars.
Output any numeric field as stars.
Use a 'stars widget' as input for any numeric field.
Use a 'stars widget' as input for any numeric Views filter.
Set Up / Config
After enabling raty:
All numeric-storage fields will have a new formatter option for Raty.