Modules for Backdrop CMS

This module allows a user to more easily enter fixed width input where you
would like them to enter the data in a certain format (dates, phone numbers,
etc).

This module is an API that other modules can use to encrypt data. It
doesn't provide any user-facing features of its own, aside from
administration pages to manage encryption profiles.

This module provides a way to show empty fields that would otherwise be hidden.
It achieves this by appending new settings to existing display formatters. These
settings allow you to display a value using either:

The Blog module allows registered users to maintain an online journal, or blog. Blogs are made up of individual blog entries. By default, the blog entries are displayed by creation time in descending order, with comments enabled, and are promoted to the site's front page.

The Iframe module creates a custom field, which lets you add a complete iframe to your content types; including Src-URL, setting width and height, optionally a title above, and optionally a target attribute.

Defines a formatter that renders a link like an iframe

This is a port of the Drupal 7 module: Link iframe formatter

Installation:

Rules Block/Unblock User adds a rule event for when a user account is blocked
or unblocked. The module adds also two rules with that event.

Backdrop CMS + SimpleSAMLphp + backdropauth = Complete SAML Identity Provider (IdP)

This module turns your Backdrop site into an Identity Provider together with backdropauth and simpleSAMLphp.

This module allows content to be published and unpublished on specified dates.

Dates can be entered either as plain text or using a HTML Datetime field.

Provides a views filter that sorts node titles by a more natural manner by ignoring articles like "A" "An" and "The."

Normal sort:

A Chorus Line

Provides a Views Global Custom Text field that can accept HTML tags as specified in the field configuration.

A simple module, that shares posts on a Mastodon instance.

It creates a remote toot, whenever a node is published (newly created,
manually published or scheduled).
It deletes the remote toot, whenever a node is deleted
or unpublished.