TinyMCE plugin to insert pre-defined snippets into content, using a dialog.
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- Version: 1.x-1.0.0
- Released: Dec 18th, 2023
TinyMCE plugin to insert pre-defined snippets into content, using a dialog.
TinyMCE plugin to insert a new paragraph after block level elements.
This module allows you to manage permissions for nodes/content by role
and user. In other words, it implements per node access control for users and
groups. With this module, you can restrict access to any individual node
without having to use taxonomies. You can assign permission to view, edit or
This project extends Backdrop's Metatag module to display structured data as
JSON-LD in the head of web pages. Either hard-code properties or identify
patterns using token replacements. Using the override system in Metatag module
you can define default structured data values for all content types, override
Provides a button for TinyMCE to insert images directly with
IMCE.
That's an alternative to the default image browser plugin (backdropimage), if
you prefer to handle your files with IMCE.
Key provides the ability to manage keys, which can be employed by other
modules. It gives site administrators the ability to define how and
where keys are stored, which allows the option of a high level of
security and allows sites to meet regulatory or compliance
requirements.
Provides a way to split a views table row into two rows.
Important note: CKEditor 5 module was moved into Backdrop core in version
1.27.0. Use of this module is no longer necessary and no further changes will be
made here. If you would like to report a bug or feature request against CKEditor
5 module, file an issue in the main Backdrop CMS core repository at
It gives the user the ability to create custom tokens using standart input filters.
If the php filter is enabled, you can use php code to access token arguments (i.e. the $data array).
No dependencies
Integrates TinyMCE as alternative WYSIWYG editor in
Backdrop CMS.
This Views filter provides the between date functionality you are looking for:
display all nodes(comparing start and end dates) occurring on a specified date.
Creates fieldset (and details and div) in Views fields output, to group fields,
by adding a new field: "Global: Fieldset" and a few preprocessors. Also
introduces a new template: views-fieldsets-fieldset.tpl.php where you can
customize your fieldset output.
Steps
The Zip2Tax module for Ubercart calculates sales tax in selected US states on shipping addresses (or delivery address, for taxed non-shippable products) by performing a lookup of the address from the Zip2Tax website. You must have a valid Zip2Tax account.
Backdrop cms module to show podcast players from Enacast podcast service.
This module exposes new field types to show last podcast for a given
program or a given podcast in a node. It also creates a new block for actual
streaming of a given radio station.
This module will display any Views date field in calendar formats,
including date fields, node created or updated dates, etc. Switch between year,
month, and day views. Back and next navigation is provided for all views. Much
of the Calendar functionality comes from the Date module, part of core in
Backdrop.
Agreement allows administrators to present a text-based agreement (think "Terms of Service") that users of a particular role must accept before they are allowed to access the site or specific pages on the site. Additionally agreement allows administrators to create multiple agreements targeting different roles or pages to collect user agreements.
Provides a Catalan Countries entry on the Backdrop's countries list. If Addressfield is installed, it also adds their "Comarques" (regions) and address format.
Breakpoints are where a responsive design adjusts in order to display
correctly on different devices. The Breakpoints module standardizes the use of
breakpoints, and enables modules and themes to expose or use each others'
breakpoints. The Breakpoint module keeps track of the height, width, and
resolution breakpoints.
Provides a paragraphs table formatter for paragraphs field.
TFA Rules is a Backdrop module that provides integration with the Rules module to
add a condition to check to see if TFA has been enabled for a user.
This module also includes a default rule that redirects users on login to the
TFA security page with a message recommending that they configure it.
Comments Bulk Actions adds bulk actions to open and close comments on a node.
None
The purpose of this module is to avoid the situation where two people
are editing a single node at the same time. This module implements a
pessimistic locking strategy, which means that content will be
exclusively locked whenever a user starts editing it.
Enforce Revision Logs allows an administrator to force users to write a
revision log message whenever a revision is created. It can also force a
revision to be created for every modification.