這個模組可以將多個區塊整合到一個之中,
並使用jquery 這個javascript 庫來幫助使用者瀏覽
令你的左右兩邊的導航條縮短但又不用放棄某些內容

This is a module that you can embed different blocks into one with tabs.
Those tabs switch with javascript based on jquery, shorten your sidebars without reducing the content of your page.

some other demos:
http://www.joetsuihk.com/
http://140.127.53.222/lib/

Description

This module provides a configurable "tabs" Panel style that can be used by any Panels module.

Dependencies

• Panels 2 + the Mini Panels patch (which should be committed soon)
• Tabs

Sponsor

Paul Ektov of http://autobin.ru/.

Author

Wim Leers

The author can be contacted for paid customizations of this module as well as Drupal consulting, development and installation.

可以為 Drupal 裡的分類建立一個「標籤雲」的呈現方式，以字體大小來呈現分類資料的多寡，可依照權重或字母排序。

This module creates a link to a specific page at http://www.talkr.com/ and provides a very simple interface for updating your account number into the link. It also allows for the link to have permissions attached (so anonymous users - read Google here) don't jam up the works.

It is very simple and since I don't have a Talkr account I have no idea whether it works. I just used the specs someone provided in a forum topic. See http://drupal.org/node/131405 for more information about this project and speak to Jym Brittain for more information about it.

The Tables API defined by TAPIr can be used by module developers to include simple, dynamically configurable tables in their modules. The tables generated by TAPIr feature dynamic loading of data but also dynamic positioning and disabling of fields (columns) based on settings configured in the table's settings page. Settings pages are auto-generated and include helpful links to preview tables and view a master tabel list. Tables defined by TAPIr are also extensible, so your tables will be available for other module developers to hook into in a method similar to the Forms API.

Interested users and developers should:
Check out the documentation | View live examples

Use TAPIr and give site owners maximum control over the look and feel of their sites!
This project will be used extensively to support the Übercart Project.

Description

The Tasklist Advanced module extends the existing Tasklist module, and adds categorization, additional views, and filtering based on "Getting Things Done" by David Allen. It requires, and depends on the original Tasklist module, and is fully backward compatible. For attaching dates to tasks, use the Event module.

The Tax Receipt module allows non-profits to flag items as tax-deductible, and add their fair market value into the drupal database.

We need the fair market value because buying, say, a mug for $25 from NPR only entitles you to a deduction for the donation above-and-beyond the fair-market-value of $5 (a guess...but suitable for this example).

The whole tax-deductible, fair-market-value thing is only really useful for US customers I suspect.

This should also work fine with donations which are 100% deductible.

The end result: Customer is emailed a receipt for those items in their transaction that were marked as tax-deductible. They are also shown (for non-donations) the fair-market value of their items so they can do their taxes correctly.

U.S. TAX CODE IS COMPLEX. BEFORE YOU ASSUME THAT AN OPEN-SOURCE, CONTRIBUTED MODULE PERFORMS FLAWLESS TAX CALCULATIONS YOU SHOULD SEE A TAX PROFESSIONAL (AND ALTER THIS MODULE TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS).

A module to generate blocks containing teasers of node matching terms in a taxonomy vocabulary, as links to the nodes themselves, with automatic content expiration based on publishing date.

Features

Module has settings for

• Node lifetime; it defines as many blocks as there are terms in the vocabulary updated within that lifetime.
• The vocabularies used for automatic block creation.
• Inclusion of the module name in the block list, in order to group block names (True by default)
• Inclusion of blocks matching no content from the block list (True by default)

This module allows users with the 'administer taxonomy' permission to perform batch (bulk) operations on taxonomy terms. It aims to reduce the amount of time required to add, delete, or edit large groups of taxonomy terms.

Features include:

• a "add multiple terms" tab, in which multiple terms can be entered or pasted into a single textarea, greatly decreasing the time required to add many taxonomy terms to a vocabulary.
  (ex: you have a vocabulary called 'Countries'. You can quickly paste in a list of countries to be automatically created as taxonomy terms)
• a checkbox next to each taxonomy term and a "Delete Selected" button to allow for quick deletion of multiple terms at once.
• the addition of a "delete" link in the Operations column of the list terms table to allow for quick deletion of single terms and allowing administrators to bypass the term edit screen.
• the addition of a column showing a tally of how many nodes make use of each taxonomy term on the list terms page.
• hovering over a term name on the list terms page will provide a tooltip with the term's associated description (if a description has been set for that term).

根據分類（taxonomy）建立區塊，顯示該分類裡最新的文章列表。

通过区块按类别显示最新文章列表。

The taxonomy_breadcrumb module generates taxonomy based breadcrumbs on node pages and taxonomy/term pages. This module fixes the common complaint of having "Home" be the only breadcrumb on node pages. The breadcrumb trail takes on the form:

[HOME] >> [VOCABULARY] >> TERM >> [TERM] ...

Simply install the module and taxonomy based breadcrumbs will appear on node pages and taxonomy/term pages. For the most common applications this module will work "out of the box" and no further configuration is necessary. If customization is desired settings can be changed on an administration page.

For organizational websites one often wants to display information like a title and summary of the current section. The taxonomy_context module enables you to do this through taxonomy terms, displaying the title and description of the current term, a "breadcrumb" trail of the current taxonomy term and any parent terms, and titles and descriptions of any sub-terms of the current term (similar in format to the listing of nodes in a term). The module also includes a context-sensitive menu block for each vocabulary.

Taxonomy Defaults allows you to assign default terms from any vocabulary to any node-type.

提供一個依照分類列出文章標題的網頁，點選分類後，會展開最新的數則文章標題。也提供一個區塊，列出所有分類及其文章數。

显示每个词汇表的分类目录结构，列出相应的节点文章及点击数。包括一个区块显示并可导出到syndication（聚合内容）模块。

Watch out: This modules seeks maintainer. Contact me!!!

This module provides a page listing recent nodes on your site, organized by taxonomy term. Vocabularies on this page are clickable using JavaScript and collapse and uncollapse term. Also provides a block for each vocabulary, listing terms and their node counts. Finally, a box is exported to the syndication.module main page.

The taxonomy_ezfilter module is desinged to give user a easy way to narrow listings with 1 or 2 level dropdown selections.

This module aims to enhance and extend terms "on demand".

This module is in alpha stage and very much "in development".

Basic usage is to configure your extra fields for the vocabulary in question (each vocab can have its own fields) and then edit your terms to get the extra data you want attached to them.

Whenever you need to get to the data - you need to make sure that the function "taxonomy_enhancer_extend_term" is applied to the term (it takes a term object by reference). Unfortunately this is the only way to do it that I can think of as there is not load operation for terms - only update, insert and delete. The upside of this method is that terms are kept nice and lean until you need to bloat them up with extra information.

The taxonomy_fields module brings two important modules together: CCK and taxonomy. As CCK can assign fields to content types, taxonomy_fields can assign CCK fields to categories. By doing this, content types are not limited to the same range of fields anymore.
Nodes of the same content type can now contain absolutely different fields. Simply assign a field to a term and every node in this category will now contain this field. When choosing a new term for a node, the field-form will appear next time on the edit-page.

Further more taxonomy_fields gives you two extra options:

• Universal values for fields. When activated, this field will always carry the same value for this term, users can not edit the value. This option can be used for standard disclaimers for example. Does not work with image-fields and file-fields.
• Ancestor fields. When activated, all nodes will show the fields of all ancestors of this term. Can be used with single and multiple hierarchies, so you don't have to assign the same field to all of your sub-categories.

Requires CCK 1.5 and should support even older versions of field modules.

The taxonomy_filter module is designed to give your users an easy to use interface for narrowing down taxonomy listings for finding topics that are tagged by multiple terms. This is useful for sites that use multiple vocabularies to create a multi faceted information architecture.

When activated, this module forces the 'all' parameter to taxonomy term URLs.

For example, let's assume your site have this vocabulary:

Vocab
- Term 1
-- Term 2
-- Term 3
- Term 4
-- Term 5
-- Term 6

If you go to taxonomy/term/1, then you see all nodes in Term 1 listed, but NOT nodes in Term 2 and Term 3.

If you want to see all nodes in Term 1, Term 2 and Term 3 in a single page, you have to go to taxonomy/term/1/all.

By default, the 'all' parameter is never set by drupal core. This module solves this by simply implementing a hook_init() function that catch if requested page is taxonomy/term/x and transform it into taxonomy/term/x/all.

This module provides an overview page and block representation of your site's taxonomy.

Because several other modules provide the same functionality with more open possibilities, this module is not maintained anymore.

The following modules could work for you instead of this one:
- Site menu, a simple ready made alternative: http://drupal.org/project/sitemenu
- Views, a complex, much more general module: http://drupal.org/project/views

This module makes it possible to import and export vocabularies and taxonomy terms via XML. The D5 version also supports synonym terms. It requires the taxonomy module to be enabled.

The taxonomy_intro module simply enables you to display an introduction at taxonomy term pages where normally only the list of nodes related to this term is shown.
The modules brings up a new field 'introduction' in taxonomy term forms.
The 'description' field should not be used for the introduction because it's shown as link title with taxonomy links.

Its only a small module but it helps organizing your site!

This module allows an admin to set limits on the number of terms that a node can have per vocabulary. It also allows setting this
per content-type as well.

The Taxonomy Lineage module adds a table to the taxonomy database which allows nodes to be sorted by taxonomy hierarchy. The module adds no new sort function by itself, so simply adding this module will not add functionality. However, it can be used with the Views module, and PHP snippets or custom code may be written to sort, as well.

taxonomy_list.module is for displaying the terms (not nodes) under categories with image (taxonomy_image.module required) and description. User can select the number of terms to display in each row, and assign the HTML attributes to the display cell, image, and the description text.

This module provides an powerful interface for managing a taxonomy vocabulary. A vocabulary gets displayed in a dynamic tree view, where parent terms can be expanded to list their nested child terms or can be collapsed.

The Taxonomy Manager supports operations like:

• mass deleting
• mass adding of new terms
• moving of terms in hierarchies
• merging of terms
• fast weight changing with up and down arrows (and AJAX saving)
• AJAX powered term editing form
• simple search interface

This is a Google Summer of Code 2007 project. Read my proposal and my status reports for more information.

The taxonomy query language module, tql, implements a plugin for the search (Drupal core) and views module. It provides a new tab Taxonomy in the Drupal search and a new Views filter.

If you have the tql module and the search module enabled, a Taxonomy tab appears in the search where you can enter a search query. (demo)

If you have the tql module and Views enabled, a new filter Taxonomy: Query is available which can be used to enter a query. It works best if it is exposed so users can enter their own query. (demo)

Language capabilities

The query language can combine query terms with different operators: AND, OR, XOR and NOT. The operator AND can be omited as it is the default if two terms are listed without operator. The operator NOT can be abbreviated with a dash in front of the term, i.e. '-term'. Brackets can be used to form more complex queries. The following are example queries and their verbose equivalents:

Authors:
mtn: Query language parser

The purpose of this module is to provide a way to restrict which vocabularies show up on the node forms. This allows you to do things like setup vocabularies for administrator-only use or for any other purpose where you want only certain roles to see or set vocabulary terms on the nodes.

IMPORTANT! – Once this module installed, you MUST visit the access control admin page to set the access permissions for your existing vocabularies (and going forward for all new ones). If you don’t do this step then your vocabularies wont be visible to anyone but the original site admin account owner.

The taxonomySearch module
Allows a user to use a taxonomy heirarchy to pre-select a list to be used as a select list (e.g. drop down)

The Taxonomy Search Widget is an addon widget to the nodereference field type. It allows the admin to set up a taxononmy vocabulary that the user can select from to limit the node selection to only those nodes tags with a specific taxonomy term. It uses AJAX to update the selection widget.

Say you have pages on animals tagged with a taxonomy, and you have a content type that node references one of your animal pages. This widget means that the user first selects the type of animal, giving them a manageable selection box to find the right animal page from.

In short - all this does is make it nicer for the person selecting the nodereference....

No extra data is stored in the node.

let take that step by step. Lets assume you have 100's of products, each of which is a node. Now, lets say you set up a vocabulary called productType. Each product node is tagged with one of the terms from your vocabulary (taxonomy).

Taxonomy Sifter is a Drupal module that provides a block with terms which any or all selected must apply to a node for it to be listed when viewing a taxonomy term page, e.g. taxonomy/term/... The vocabularies used in the block is configurable.

Taxonomy Sifter is developed by Thomas Barregren of Webbredaktören. The initial release was sponsored by SSPA Sweden.

taxonomy_similar will display a "similar tags" screen anytime content has been created or updated with tags from a "Free tagging" vocabulary. This module requires no configuration. Install it, enable it, and create or edit content that has a "Free tagging" vocabulary assigned to it. The "similar tags" screen is entirely optional to the content creator - by the time it appears, the new or edited content has already been saved to the database. The content creator can edit his tags, or simply move on.

This module was made during the exploration and customization of Drupal by http://www.nhpr.org/. In loving support of open source software, http://www.nhpr.org/ will continue to contribute patches they feel the community will benefit from. Questions about this module should be directed to morbus@disobey.com.

選擇分類時，可以使用單選按鈕或勾選框，來取代原本的下拉選單。功能有：

多選分類會以勾選框來呈現。
單選分類則是變成單選按鈕。
多層分類會顯示為巢狀欄位組。
可選擇要用在哪些分類。
支援自由分類（free tagging）。
範例圖示： http://www.northstudio.com/drupal/modules/taxonomy_super_select.html

Now you can display vocabularies as radios or checkboxes.

Configuration is very simple, edit the vocabulary and enable the Taxonomy Super Select option.

This module seamlessly overrides the select box generated by the taxonomy module and renders the terms based on if you are allowing multiple selections or not.

Features

• Multiple selection vocabularies show as checkboxes.
• Single selection terms display as radio boxes.
• Parent terms display as nested fieldsets
• Option to display parented terms as form items
• Ability to control which content types TSS will apply to
• Currently hardcoded to display up to five levels of nesting
• Works with all hierarchy configurations

Free tagging vocabularies are now supported.

Note:
Due to the way arrays are created in PHP if have had difficulty creating a recursive function that is more elegant.
If anyone has experience in dynamic multi-dimensional arrays using variable variables please contact me.
I would like to rework the code so that unlimted nesting is possible, for now five levels should suffice.

Written for northStudio.com clients.

Taxonomy User讓你選擇一個既定的分類表，讓他專門紀錄使用者用該分類表發表的tag，並且可以選擇在瀏覽文章時，該分類表顯示的位置。

Taxonomy User也提供一個與Tagadelic模組結合的block，顯示使用者自己發表過的Tag。

This module allows users to share a free tagging taxonomy. Users will see on nodes what they tagged and seperately from that, what other people tagged.

If tagadelic module is installed, Taxonomy User provides a block with a tag cloud of the current user's terms.

This module is currently deployed on production sites. However, it is in early development stage. Please check out the README file coming with it.

The current 5.x development version is undergoing some major changes that bring some long asked for features like AJAX tagging on node views. These developments are still very experimental, though.

This module will be merged with Community Tags module with Drupal version 6.x. Please be sure to check out Community Tags before you decide to go with Taxonomy User.

The TLC module produces a count of the incoming links from blogs indexed by Technorati and links to a search results page where users can see the individual posts linking to a node.

Features on Drupal5.x version:

• Added more control over node types and taxonomy view. Fine-grained options.
• Added more options in node body/teaser view. Now there are 4 choices: Disabled, Teaser View, Full-page View, Teaser and Full-page View. (Thanks to the service_link module and frjo for grained control).
• Added user control access.
• Configurable text for Link Widget.

  Demo page: You can see TLC link at node bottom, the green link.

  TLC-5.x: module developed by Psicomante: Psicomante's blog;
  TLC-4.7.x: module was contributed by Nick Wilson of Communicontent.com;

Term Merge permits an administrator to merge one Taxonomy Term into another. All nodes tagged with the old Term are updated to point to the new Term, and the old Term is added as a synonym of the new one.

The module currently works by adding a "merge" link to the bottom of the Edit Term form.

Based on some abandoned code by Aldo Hoeben (http://drupal.org/node/113975).

Now Under New Management!
As of June 18, 2007, joshk and his colleagues at Chapter Three LLC are maintaining this module. Our first step will be to upgrade the core textile library to the current 2.0, as the existing code is causing Apache to segfault with the most recent versions of php 4.4.7 and 5.2.2.

You will need to download textile 2.0.0 in addition to this module in order for the filter to work. See the README file for details.

The Textile filter allows you to enter content using Textile, a simple, plain text syntax that is filtered into valid (X)HTML. It was originally developed by Dean Allen of textism.com, and several different versions (in several different programming languages) have been created. It is notably used by 37signals' Basecamp product, among many others.

The module filters an easy to read Texy syntax into XHTML.

Texy! allows you to enter content using an **easy to read** Texy syntax which is filtered into *structurally and typographically valid* XHTML. No knowledge of HTML is required. Texy! is one of the most extensive formatting tools. It allows adding of images, links, nested lists, tables and has a full support for CSS.

This project will aim to create a module that will integrate Darrin Lythgoe's The Next Generation (TNG) genealogy software with Drupal.

See http://lythgoes.net/genealogy/software.php

Previous integration solutions were not secure and would not truly integrate TNG through a module. This module currently synchronizes user databases based on username and automatically logs Drupal members into TNG. Currently there is no functionality for admin to control TNG user default characteristics from within Drupal, but this will be added in future releases.

The initial beta releases are for for 5.x and 4.6. There are a number of issues related to compatibility with different versions of TNG. In addition, there are still a number of shortcomings that we will be addressing in future releases. Please read the readme.txt for explanation of these issues and shortcomings.

This module implements a facility to maintain themes as nodes of type 'thematous'. It has the following features:

• knows about sub-themes
• allows to restrict themes to specific parent themes
• sub-themes may define just a stylesheet or stylesheet, TAL templates and template.php

Currently, the module is tied to the PHPTAL template engine in that a full thematous theme consists of a stylesheet, a set of PHPTAL macros and a block of PHP code to be put in a template.php file.

The module defines a new node type thematous and maintains themes as nodes of this type. In create or update, the files necessary for a theme are copied into the filesystem under .../sites/all/themes.

This module provides an alternative to the theme editor which directly manipulates files in the file system.

Allows users to edit themes without access to the file system, entirely through a web-based admin interface. Editing begins by making a copy of a currently installed theme, then allows users to edit template files, and css files, as well as upload new graphics.

Embarrassed that the teaser for your custom Podcast content says “Read more”? Want to add some punch to the puny “Add a new comment” link? Change them with the Theme Settings module. “Listen now!” “Speak out!”

This module requires the Theme Settings API module.

Are you an elite Drupal themer wanting to add custom settings to the /admin/build/themes/settings/yourtheme page? The Theme Settings API module was written for you, baby!

可以產生類似光箱效果的模組，優點在於：

• size。lightbox 總計使用了三個 javavscript 檔，要 100KB 出頭，而 thickbox 只要 2x~3xKB。
• # thickbox 可以做到「秀單張圖」「秀多張圖」「秀另一個網頁的內容」「秀 iframe」…lightbox 只能秀圖。
• # thickbox 使用 jQuery，而 jQuery 已經被包含在 drupal 5.0 裏頭了

參見：Lightbox V2(DrakeGuan's comment)

The Thickbox module is a wrapper for the jQuery plugin ThickBox.

Thanks to user contributions the module provides automated integration with the image module and CCK imagefields.

Shows the time passed since the node was created.

Features:

1. Compatible with the locale module.
2. Configurable trough a settings page.

Timeline is a DHTML-based AJAXy widget for visualizing temporal information. It works in a similar way as Google Maps but for time-based events.

將 TinyMCE 這個所見即所得的編輯工具，整合到Drupal的內容編輯區域。據稱是比htmlarea/FCKeditor都好些，可以針對個別的編輯區域啟動/關閉此功能，並且根據不同角色指定不同的設定檔，也整合了影像上傳功能。

TinyMCE所见即所得文本编辑器，用于编辑输入文章内容。

This module integrates the TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor into a Drupal site for editing advance site content.

DEMO SITES:
4.7 version of the TinyMCE module with version 2.1 of TinyMCE
5.1 version of the TinyMCE module with version 2.1 of TinyMCE (Updated July 30)

INSTALLATION: Installing the TinyMCE module is a TWO STEP PROCESS. Users must download and copy the TinyMCE folder into the module directory as part of the installation process. This module only enables the TinyMCE editor to be used with Drupal. The TinyMCE editor itself is maintained by Moxiecode Systems AB and is used by many content management systems. A browser compatibility chart is available at the TinyMCE website.

Top TinyMCE Issues (If you can help with any of those issues, please join the TinyMCE development group):
Summary of gzip/compressor Issues

A Ta-da List™ clone for Drupal; not in any way affiliated with 37 Signals. Similar to the to-do list you see in Basecamp, except uses a combination of jQuery and Interface elements for jQuery instead of Prototype and Script.aculo.us.

Create, edit, check/complete, uncheck/uncomplete, reorder, delete tasks with all the power and simplicity of AJAX!

This easy-to-use task management system can be used for everything from group collaboration to your personal grocery list.

Requirements:

• jquery_upgrade
• jquery_interface

NOT READY FOR PRODUCTION USE! Only download this version if you are helping with testing and development. Contrib modules and suggestions welcome.

Provides configurable, automatic tokenization of CCK widgets using the Token module. Allows a user to configure the use of Token with specific widgets in the context of specific node types.

The user can set Token to replace tokens with actual data when the node is inserted into the database, or when the node is viewed. In the former case, the tokens are replaced, and any subsequent node edit will simply show the actual data in their place. In the latter case, the tokens are preserved, but any viewing of the content will show the data, rather than the tokens.

Top Node lets you set up custom url paths that display the first node from a view. This allows you to set up a url like news/today or comics/latest or even blog/random whose node changes based on the content listed in the selected view.

This is a developer tool that adds extensive tracing facilities for Drupal hook invocations, database queries and PHP errors.

Track Host is a simple module for Drupal that help site publisher to follow the step-by-step navigation , tracking "how" and for "how long" anonymous and registered users browse through your web site.

Filtering information from the access_log table (host field) this module gives to you tracking of the user (IP host) navigation.

The module provides:
- a list table of the recent hosts
- a detail table with the host navigation traking
- a side block from which you'll have access to the list and detail table

Since these are information usually read from the site administrator (and/or mantainer)
it is a good idea to limit the block to the admin/* pages

More info at Drupal Track Host module by fagioli.biz

This module is sponsorised by http://roma.cercachetrovi.it/

The goal of the Translation Template Extractor project is to provide command line and web based Gettext translation template extractor functionality for Drupal. These translation templates are used by teams to translate Drupal to their language of choice. There are basically two ways to use the contents of this project:

• Copy potx.inc and potx-cli.php to the directory you would like to generate translation templates for and run php potx-cli.php. The translation templates will get generated as separate files in the current directory.
• Install the module on a Drupal site as you would with any other module. Once potx module is turned on, you can go to the "Extract strings" tab on the Locale administration interface, select the module or modules you want to have a translation template for, and submit the form. You will get one single template file generated.

The command line functionality is quite mature now, because it was basically carried over and refactored from extractor.php, previously hosted as part of the translation templates themselfs. The web based functionality is still in its early stages.

Under pacs, every drupal node turns in a container wich can hold normal content but also other nodes of any type, much like a directory in an apache web server. You can control the access permissions on each of the nodes for each single defined user role. Nodes with no explicit permission settings inherit them from its parent node, like in a directory tree.

This module provides troll management tools for community sites including users by IP address, banning IP addresses, advanced user searching and blocking user by role.

This Drupal module offers a trouble ticketing system similar to the ancient PHPHelpDesk. It authenticates users from Drupal and classify them to user groups and department units. It provides the following features:

• ticket lifecycle management;
• MySQL backend;
• separation among units;
• authorization, i.e. definition of who can access which ticket groups;
• ticket update and re-assignment functionality;
• a great deal of configurable valued parameters such as site, scope, fixer, fixing methods, etc.
• email groups corresponding to ticket groups, e-mail gateway.

The ticketing system is easy to install and to configure.

Set of modules that extend drupals configuration and administration functionalities :

• Teaser management : allows you to apply new teaser settings on all or selected nodes, define teaser length per content type, etc.
• Table of contents filter : create a table of contents based on the content by using the h1, h2, h3, etc. tags

This module provides twitter notification for new posts. Each user can use their own twitter account to post updates too, as well as have a custom format string.

For more information on twitter, see http://twitter.com/

Typogrify.module brings the typographic refinements of Typogrify to Drupal.

• Wraps ampersands (the “&” character) with <span class="amp"></span>.
• Prevents single words from wrapping onto their own line using Shaun Inman's Widont technique.
• Converts straight quotation marks "" to typographer's quotation marks “”, using SmartyPants.
• Converts multiple hyphens to en dashes and em dashes (according to your preferences), using SmartyPants.
• Wraps multiple capital letters with <span class="caps"></span>.
• Wraps initial quotation marks with <span class="quo"></span> or <span class="dquo"></span>.
• Adds a css style sheet that uses the <span> tags to substitute a showy ampersand in headlines, switch caps to small caps, and hang initial quotation marks.
• Inserts ligatures (if supported by platform and browser).
• Replaces ascii arrows with unicode arrows (if supported by platform and browser).