Seeking co-maintainer(s)

Dear developer:

Inline CSS is the bane of our existence. But clients and marketing types love it and use it all the time. Probably because we aren't giving them the flexibility they need.

Inline CSS builds up over time and creates technical debt and visual inconsistencies in our website designs. These become more and more expensive to even identify, much less fix.

This tool makes finding inline CSS a little easier.

1. Install.

Turn on the module. It provides a permission called scan for inline css. If necessary, grant this permission to a user.

2. Navigate to admin/content/inline-css-checker

You'll see nothing; you haven't scanned yet. Click the button. If your site has a lot of content, grab a coffee or work on something else for a couple minutes.

3. All nodes with inline CSS are ready for your review.

Specifically, all those that either use the <style> tag or the style="" attribute on another tag.

No shady regular expressions here; the module uses bona fide XPath selection. So you know it will find everything.

4. Rejoice.

You're one step closer to putting that inline CSS where it belongs.

Yours truly,
wizonesolutions

This module is for solving quadratic equations and is currently in it's initial development phase

Commerce Ajax Cart

Commerce Ajax Cart should be the successor of UC Ajax Cart.

JSON Query is a Views 3 plugin that adds native JSON query generation. It allows you to parse JSON using Views' graphical query builder.

Introduction

This is a module to interface Drupal with the open source AJAX Chat system.

The initial module was put together over a weekend as described on Drupal Foo. Shortly after releasing the module I was contacted by B2F who had ironically started on the same project at almost the same time. It was apparent from the start that we should join forces to further the development of the module. B2F's approach was a little different than mine as he was including the AJAX chat code with the module rather than integrating with it. I originally had concerns about doing it this way, but these were alleviated after some correspondence with the authors of AJAX chat. The result is a much easier installation and will help us create a much tighter integration.

We are now in a planning stage where we're deciding on best ways to do things and what features to work on. B2F's use case requires enhanced permissions and integration with other modules, while I plan to focus on making the chat responsive. If there are specific needs or features, now is the time to let us know about them. Please feel free to open an issue.

Installation and configuration

This module makes a "Same As" component available for use on your webforms.