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Items Canvas

Display elements (list of elements) in an animated HTML5 canvas. This module is the light version of Tagcanvas. Unlike Tagcanvas Module you do not need to download any library to run the animation of Items Canvas.

Do not forget to read the Master File README.txt for more information related to the installation.

- Live Demo Site
http://demo.haveitem.com

- Code Review
http://ventral.org/pareview/httpgitdrupalorgsandboxbricegato2001864git

Ada

Drupal Theme for building applications

Designed and implemented by Metadrop.net

i18n node reference synch

Provides i18n field synchronisation for a node_reference field.

The referenced nodes are translated into the correct language. If no such language exists, it is ignored. This is the same functionality as is supported by the taxonomy reference translation in i18n_taxonomy.

This module was shared with the Drupal community by Cipix Internet.

ImageScale

Provides image resizing and much more with ImageScale.co. Use the ImageScale service instead of core Image module to offload your image processing and serving load and gain access to an ever-growing roster of transformations.

Commons Images

Provide Image functionality for the Drupal Commons distribution.

Dependencies

The module adds an image field to all Commons node types (that use hook_commons_entity_integration()). It adds an Insert button by default to let users insert the image in the WYSIWYG interface. If you don't want to use the Insert function or if you want to use Plupload instead you can make this known using hook_commons_entity_integration() like this:

<?php
/**
* Implements hook_commons_entity_integration.
*/
function MYMODULE_commons_entity_integration() {
  return array(
   
'node' => array(
     
'NODE_TYPE' => array(
       
// Use Plupload, default is FALSE.
       
'enable_plupload' => TRUE,

       
// Disable Image Insert, default is FALSE.
       
'exclude_image_insert' => TRUE,
      ),
    ),
  );
}
?>
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