Content display

This is a simple module that allows you to change the order and titles of the child pages of the node you are currently on.

The Quotations module is used to quickly and easily add styling to quotations that you want to appear on your site. It includes default sets of images (5 different sets of semi-transparent PNG quotation marks, both light and dark versions) and CSS that you can apply to specific CSS classes that appear on your site. Quotations are most often built in Drupal blocks.

Two common uses of the module are to 1) manually create a custom block that contains a quotation on the blocks page and add some CSS wrapper divs to affect the styling of the block or to 2) create a block using the Views module and then use the Quotations configuration page to adjust the default display of the Views block.

MailChimp campaign is a complementary module for the MailChimp module, which allows you to create campaigns from within your Drupal site.

It leverages standard Drupal nodes for preparing your campaign content and does all the work of sending it to MailChimp using their API. As it uses nodes you can format your content any way you'd like, including using nodereference fields to pull in and display other nodes, or maybe embed Views in your node to show lists of content. Basically anything you can do with CCK based nodes you can send to MailChimp as a campaign.

It integrates with MailChimp using their 1.3 API. In its current incarnation it handles almost all the parameters in campaignCreate (see http://apidocs.mailchimp.com/rtfm/campaigncreate.func.php) but not all have been fully tested. Most importantly it handles segmentation so you can send your campaigns out to segments of your list, e.g. interest groups.

How to use

This module adds a block whose function is to provide easily accessible embed this in your own web page links (fields). When enabled, users with permission to access the Link to this block will see three self-populated form fields; each field will have within it a pre-formatted, self-highlighting text area containing HTML code with a link to the page being viewed.

Routines to assist ImageAPI to draw styled text as part of the ImageAPI or ImageCache pipeline.

ImageAPI_text provides additional features to supplement ImageAPI :- actions to render text on an image with many styles, effects and settings.
It publishes an API library to assist other modules to generate text on-the-fly, re-using the common image management interface defined by ImageAPI and ImageCache.

Text Styles

The styles are defined in a css-like way (a combination of SVG and CSS), and so far support effects like:

[ 
  fill, fill-opacity, font-size, stroke, stroke-opacity, text-shadow, 
  padding (individual sides), 
  positioning (top,left,right,bottom, center),
  rotation, custom effects, background-color, background-opacity,
  white-space (word-wrap), text-align
]

For a full description of text styles and effects, see imageapi_text/help/syntax_reference.html

For accessibility and design choice, a number of rendering options are available for displaying the image on the page, from straight img tag replacement to several methods of css replacement ( Leahy/Langridge, Phark, Overlay ).

A simple module/ filter to render JSXGraph tags. This is designed and tested on Drupal 6.x for now.

Installation:
1. Download this module.
2. Retrieve the latest JSXGraph Javascript and CSS files.
3. Install the JSXGraph module
4. Upload JSXGraph Javascript and CSS files to the same directory as the module.
5. The module has its own install script, it will create the required database entries.

Configuration:
1. Go under Administer section
2. Go under Site Building -> Modules -> Other and make sure "JSXGraph for Drupal" is enabled.
3. Go under Site Configuration -> Input Formats click on configure next to "JSXGraph for Drupal"
4. Make sure the filter is configured to your satisfaction, eg HTML filter is run after JSXGraph filter etc. (I will learn how to improve this part of installation).