Modules for Backdrop CMS

Easy Social

Easily add share buttons to your content! Easy Social is available as blocks,
attached to nodes and comments, and also as a Views field.

The following widgets are included by default: Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn.

This module enables to use tokens for field default values in simple field
types like text or select list. That's a convenient way to pre-populate fields
when creating content.

Bulk import redirects (for Redirect module) from a CSV file.

CSV structure:

'old url', 'new_url', 'redirect_code' = 301, 'language' = ''

Required fields are the Old URL and the New URL. The Redirect code and
Language fields are optional.

This module provides ImageMagick integration.

Installation

• Install this module using the official Backdrop CMS instructions at
  https://backdropcms.org/guide/modules.

Description

This module enables administrators to set unique registration paths per Profile
profile type.

Menu Attach Block allows you to embed blocks in menu items. You may choose to
replace a menu item entirely with a block, or keep the menu link and embed the
block after it in the wrapper element.

Some basic JavaScript and CSS is included. You can override the Javascript by
altering Backdrop.behaviors.menu_attach_block.

This module provides Views functionality to remove user flags for nodes and other entities. Instead of requiring a user to login and remove the flag, the admin now has the ability to remove the flags as well.

Integration with the Leaflet JS mapping library,
a modern, lightweight Open-Source library for interactive maps.

The Leaflet module features:

This module is meant to be a utility module for everybody working with Backdrop
websites: developers, admins, editors to communicate with one another about
their content or keep todo lists on ANY pages (not only nodes!), thus the name
Sticky Note.

This is a collection of modules to extend Backdrop core multilingual
capabilities and be able to build full-featured multilingual sites. This
module makes possible:

This module provides an image formatter that allows you to set an image in
background of a tag. The images are from a field of an entity and not from a
configuration page or a custom entity or something else, so it's very easy to
setup and manage.

Use cases: