JavaScript Utilities

This is a Drupal module wrapper for the jQuery Cookie plug-in by Klaus Hartl. This plug-in makes it possible to create a cookie with the given name and value and other optional parameters.

Allows the use of client-side editors to edit content. It simplifies the installation and integration of the editor of your choice. This module replaces all other editor integration modules. No other Drupal module is required.

The module is abandoned. If you are looking for module to use instead of this one, see jQuery UI.

This is a Drupal module wrapper for the jQuery pop-up Calendar plug-in by Marc Grabanski and enhanced by Keith Wood. This plug-in allows end-users to display a pop-up calendar in forms, etc. This first version of the wrapper is primarily designed to plug right into a Drupal form.

The 'jquery_treeview' module is a Drupal module wrapper for the jQuery Treeview plug-in by Joern Zaefferer. This plug-in can display lists in an interactive tree-view.

This module allows users to hide potential "spoiler" content by inserting them between [spoiler][/spoiler] tags. These tags will be converted to HTML by this filter. If JavaScript is available, then a button will be presented to the user which can be clicked to display the content. If JavaScript is unavailable, then the relevant CSS rules will set the foreground and background colours to the same value, thereby rendering the text invisible, until highlighted.

The Drupal 7 version also provides a wysiwyg editor button.

Includes a jQuery PNG Fix to correctly handle PNG transparency in Windows Internet Explorer 5.5 and 6. Make sure to read the documention and be bold! Transparent PNGs on IE result in killed kittens, so this module tries to help that.

Inspired by Geeks and God.

** Looking for Co-Maintainer of this module. Someone who keeps up with changes to CTools module. **

Panels Accordion provides an accordion display within Panels. By using accordions you can fit more content into smaller areas and allow your users to expand each section as needed. This uses the existing jQuery file for the accordion effect. The layout settings allow you to choose the action, effect, and speed for accordions.

The purpose of Photoframe is to provide a general API for image-based content wrapping such as rounded corners and drop shadows. The API allows extensible styles, is easy to use, and avoids unnecessary markup.

Photoframe uses jQuery to wrap image-based 'frames' around content after the page has been loaded and is invoked by adding a single CSS style to any element.

Features

• No javascript coding needed. Just add a single class to any element to wrap the frame around it.
• Frames load after the page has been loaded, so no extra markup is needed (good for SEO and accessibility)
• Lots of current Drupal Photoframes are already available for free use, including drop shadows, several versions of rounded corners and picture frames.
• Lightweight. Just a single jQuery function (of about 10 lines), and a small CSS file for each frame loaded.
• Simple administration. On the admin page, you can preview each of the frames and select which ones to load.
• Flexible. Since the frames are image-based, they can be used in a number of different ways.
• Simple documentation is provided.

The jquery_plugin module provides miscellaneous jQuery plugins, which can be loaded from any module or theme by calling jquery_plugin_add($plugin) in Drupal 6 or drupal_add_library('jquery_plugin', $plugin) in Drupal 7. The Drupal 6 version supports jQ, a jQuery plugin registry.