Content display

jQuery Scroll Follow for Drupal is a simple module that use a jQuery plugin (jquery.scrollfollow.js) which

The Image Slider module allow webmaster to upload image to the site and render with SlidesJS - a simple slideshow plugin for jQuery.

The xmedia module provides an image library with multi upload, integrated cropping and a fieldable entity.

PROJECT: Enhancing Drupal's Scheduler Contributed Module.

You may already know about the contributed Drupal 6.x and 7.x module named Scheduler: http://drupal.org/project/scheduler

The Scheduler contributed Drupal module is quite useful and often implemented: http://drupal.org/project/usage/scheduler

In a standard web publishing workflow, an audit trail regarding when nodes have been published is a staple.

LEGACY: Publish date was simply not recorded at all in Drupal core.

Created date is helpful, but approvals and publishing controls / audits are lacking.

CURRENTLY: The Scheduler module installs 'scheduler' table with three fields (nid, publish_on, unpublish_on) for scheduling auto publishing on given future date.

By enabling these two date fields (publish_on, unpublish_on) on the create/edit form for any given content type, scheduler provides us a way to 'schedule' publishing in the future for one single time window.

A cron job runs nightly that checks current date against publish_on and unpublish_on dates and automatically selects/deselects the publish checkbox when appropriate.

Maintainers for Scheduler Module

=> Eric Schaefer - 130 commits - last: 34 weeks ago, first: 4 years ago

=> skiminki - 10 commits - last: 4 years ago, first: 4 years ago
=> AjK - 43 commits - last: 4 years ago, first: 5 years ago

This is a simple module that use timelinejs jquery plugin to display a timeline content in a nice way.

Formats an image field as a puzzle using canvas