Obsolete

This module has been discontinued. Use Insert instead.

Warning: Although you can download a stable version, this module stills under development. Please download the dev version for testing

You can see a demo of this module here: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x792wj_easy-inset-image-for-drupal_tech

Module that complements TinyMce, you can upload images using a cck imagefield field
and simply add them to the tiny textarea with one click.

Modules Required:
tinyMCE
cck
imagefield

Recommended but not mandatory:
imagecache

Instructions
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Activate Easy Image Insert on the modules page
Add a CCK imagefield to the content type
Activate Easy image Insert flag for each content type.

Finally, all the presets will shown by default, but you can configure
presets that begin with eii_ and only these will be shown.

Note: You have to modify the TinyMCE module if you want to float the image with the text, adding styles.

In the tinymce/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/tiny_mce.js file (and the src file too),
You have to add this line
dom.setAttrib(n, 'class', 'float-'+v)
Just after this one
dom.setStyle(n, 'float', v);

Drupal consulting for this module and much more in http://en.neuroticweb.com

This module is deprecated in favour of the much more useful Localization update.

The core translation module provides an additional option for the importing of module and theme translations for Drupal core.

As of Drupal 6, contributed modules and themes include translations with the downloaded or checked out version of the module. However, for Drupal core, translations are not part of the Drupal core distribution.

The standard way to use core translations (see this handbook page) is:

• Download a translation
• Extract the translation download into the Drupal root directory. This puts the translation files into their correct directories. (E.g., a translation for node module will be in modules/node/translations).

From here, the translations will be used like contrib translations that come with the module downloads.

In some cases, however, site administrators may prefer to be able to retain translations in their own directory rather than extracting them into the Drupal root directory. This might be true e.g. if a site is being deployed through CVS. Core translation import enables this use.

To use:

This module provides some useful (views)fields.

This module will allow a site administrator to set a default image when using the image_attach module. The image being picked must already be uploaded as an image node.

Does a whole bunch of things (graphically) with groups of images and image galleries that I wish Image Gallery did. Such as:

A bundle of modules to access the zanox Web Services API.