Content display

The Drawing API allows developers to specify and generate graphics using Drupal render arrays.

oyoaha Liquid Layout provides a simplified, powerful layout and styling implementation for use with the Views module. Now one module controls all the html output styling for all your Views instead of the previously cumbersome process of creating a module for implementing each style or layout. Even better yet, the module can be used to output Json from any View for easy AJAX implementation.

Plugins extend the OALiquid module for further CSS and JavaScript injection. The 4 included plugins are:
1) Grid (table layout)
2) Liquid (liquid layout)
3) Freeform (on-the-fly layout)
4) Json (JavaScript Object Notation)

Examples of other ways Plugins can be created to extend the view include custom AJAX lightbox effects for handling media galleries and tabbed navigation of a group of nodes. (See examples Below)

Using this module requires adequate prior experience with Views and most likely CCK. As you may know, anything having to do with Views and CCK is both setup and process intensive. The same applies to the OALiquid module. We do have starter documentation to get those with experience off the ground, but it's very general and rough. But (lastly part 2) we guarantee the results will be worth the effort.

Documentation links in the Resources Section below

Requires:
Views Module

Examples of Use

In an effort to minimize the duplication of jcarousel based modules this module is being deprecated for the Drupal 6 version onward and is being replaced by the

Taxonomy Sifter is a Drupal module that provides a block with terms which any or all selected must apply to a node for it to be listed when viewing a taxonomy term page, e.g. taxonomy/term/... The vocabularies used in the block is configurable.

This module create a new content type called node blaster. This can be added with title and description and more option becomes available on edit page where user can add node blaster content.

The taxonomy_intro module simply enables you to display an introduction at taxonomy term pages where normally only the list of nodes related to this term is shown.