Modules for Backdrop CMS

When using taxonomy for free tagging purposes, it's easy to end up with several
terms having the same meaning. This may be due to spelling errors, or different
users simply making up synonymous terms as they go.

Address Book streamlines account address management with a summary list,
focused add/edit forms, and Addressfield-powered rendering.

When on a content type that has an address field, this module can provide one of
the following:

Field placeholder lets you add placeholder text to input fields like textfield, number, etc., when configuring a field
for a content type, user, etc.

The Coming Soon module allows you to display a "coming soon" page, with an
optional countdown timer and customizable appearance, while keeping normal
web access to users with proper permissions or to certains paths (admin paths
and user/login at least).

Integrates Backdrop's icon library into a text filter.

Insert icons into your text by using shortcodes like [icon:pencil]. When the icon filter is
enabled on a text format then the token is converted to the equivalent inline svg.

This module allows administrators to force users, by role, individual user, or newly created user, to change their
password on their next page load or login, and/or expire their passwords after a period of time.

Password Requirements allows configurable password requirements to be defined
that all users on your Backdrop CMS site must follow. It includes checks on
character numbers and types, exclusions and strength.

This module improves image loading performance by delaying the loading of images
outside the viewport and by temporarily showing lightweight versions of large
images while they are being fetched. This speeds up the initial page rendering.

Provides a generic Form API element #type = 'address' that renders a dynamic, country-aware address form by reusing the Addressfield module’s format handlers.

Whenever you unpublish a node, all anonymous visitors will receive a "403 Access Denied" error when they try to open the URL.
This confuses people and clutters the log.