Content display

This module integrates the ImageFlow plugin with views. It has support for the link field. The customizable onClick function can be used to open links, images, or videos in a colorbox.

Live Demo

Notice: the development version requires the libraries module as of 09/19/11.

Features

• Supports multiple instances (Object-oriented)
• Easy implementation (Unobtrusive JavaScript)
• Compatible with all graphical browsers
• Supports all image formats
• Supports big amounts of images (>100)
• Dynamic reflections (server sided via PHP)
• 100% JavaScript (but the reflections)
• Scrollbar
• Mouse wheel support
• Loading bar
• Captions
• Supports image links
• Scales 100% dynamically
• Implementation by div Tags
• Supports the iPhone and iPod Touch
• Slideshow new
• Circular modus new

Dependencies

• Libraries: with dev version post 09/19/11.
• Chaos Tools
• Views

This module is for Drupal 7 only

This module integrates the Cloud Carousel plugin with views.

Views jQFX is a very basic API for integrating jQuery plugins with views. It does nothing on its own. This and the contrib modules are all for Drupal 7.

The following modules use the Views jQFX api:

Official:

• Views jQFX Galleria
• Views jQFX ImageFlow
• Views jQFX Nivo Slider

Sandbox:

• Views jQFX Cloud Carousel
• Views jQFX Cycle

Refer to the specific pages for more details. Documentation is in progress. The README files in the modules should be fairly detailed.

Why this is getting ditched
Truth be told views jqfx is nothing more then views slideshow 6.x-2.x ported.
It existed to fill a gap. It was there to do things that were not possible at the time. It's time is now over.

My intention is to create kick A modules for imageflow (it's done and it kicks) and cloud carousel (not done yet).

The other jQFX modules are just redundant.

Possible Plan

Create a new module that allows users to utilize virtually any jquery library.

This is a simple module that enables site builders to use the built-in Overlay for non-admin pages.

The idea of the Static HTML Viewer module, is to bind a static HTML web site directly into Drupal.

This is not about importing a static HTML website into Drupal (this is already well documented). Instead, we are directly binding a website into Drupal.

This is very useful if you want to expose a set of HTML pages into your website without having to create a node for each page.

For instance, if you are a developer and generate documentation for your code (using Doxygen in PHP or Javadoc in Java), you will end up with a lot of HTML pages. You might want to expose those pages inside your Drupal website, in order to benefit from all the benefits of a Drupal install (themes, etc...) This module will help you do this: the content of every HTML page is copied in the content of the theme.

The closest module to "Static HTML Viewer" is the Import HTML module.
While the Import HTML module creates a new Drupal node for each HTML page it imports, the "Static HTML Viewer" does not create any nodes. Instead, it loads HTML pages directly from the disk and embeds them in the Drupal theme.

The module provides a select list with optgroups for taxonomy terms selection.

The way how the module implements optgroups depends on Drupal version.