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Isotope.js provides David DeSandro's Isotope jQuery plugin to Drupal as a library. Isotope is a display plugin that comes with several unique layout modes for content, including the ever-popular "masonry" layout. In addition, the plugin also provides several methods for responding to user events like window resizing and real-time sorting/filtering.

Features:

• Includes Isotope as a library, making it available to other modules.
• Provides a Context reaction to allow basic configuration of Isotope instances through an easy to use UI (Which are exportable as Features).
• Stores all Isotope configuration in Drupal.settings making custom implementations/extension of basic functionality easy.
• Includes an example context feature to show a basic implementation.

Usage:

• Enable the module to make Isotope available as a library to Drupal
• Take a look at the example context reaction feature included in the module for a demonstration of a simple configuration
• Create your own context reactions to configure different instances of Isotope

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Summary

Extends the Block Class module to incorporate styles (or themes) rather than css classes. Adds style-based tpl suggestions. Allows HTML in your block titles.

Overview

Styles...

1. Are one or more classes with a given Style/Display Name
2. Are defined by admins
3. Are used by content managers
4. Allow separation of css classes from semantic or logical style names
5. Generate style-based block template suggestions for themers
6. Are assigned to blocks either singularly or in multiple (based on settings)

When you assign a style to a block...

1. It's tpl receives the classes of that style as $block_classes (See Block Class for more info.)
2. The theme engine checks for a block template for that specific style

Additional features...

1. Allows the ability to set a global text format for custom block titles; this allows you to now have HTML in your custom block titles. Yes, you can now have block titles that contain HTML markup!

Requirements

Requires the Block Class module

API

• block_class_styles_info()