Modules for Backdrop CMS

Import users into Backdrop from a CSV file (Comma Separated File).

Features include:

Photoswipe provides a jQuery-based photo gallery offering good mobile
browsing features, in particular swiping to the next picture.

This module is a port to Backdrop of the Drupal module, v7.x-2.0
beta 6 (Sept 2020).

Need to highlight the differences between two images? TwentyTwenty, a
visual diff tool, makes it easy to spot them!

Geocoder is a module that will extract geographical data (geocode) from
addresses, GPX files, Geotags from EXIF data in photos, and KML files.

Adds the Matomo tracking system to your website.

Matomo is an Open Source analytics tool to track
website traffic.

This module provides an additional formatter for image core field,
to link to an image style.

Install

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

Flippy is an ultra-simple module that generates previous/next pagers for content
types. On a content type's administration screen, you can turn Flippy on or off
for that content type. It will generate a unique pager for each content type,
so you can page through all of the Posts on the site, for example.

Login History adds a new table which stores information about individual user logins, including a timestamp, IP address, user agent information, and whether or not the login was via a reset password link.

Based on this data there are a few pieces of functionality provided by this module:

This module can be used to select/deselect multiple webform submissions using
checkboxes (including the option to select all) and then delete the selected
submissions all at once.

It adds a "Multiple Delete" subtab under the Webform's "Results" tab.

The Beautytips module provides balloon-style help tooltips for any page
element by integrating with Backdrop the BeautyTips jQuery Tooltip
plugin by Jeff Robbins.

It provides an API for adding custom beautytips as well as some
built-in features. Admins can enable rollover balloon-help style
tooltips for text fields within forms.

Popular Tags allows you to choose taxonomy terms (tags) by clicking on them,
rather than typing them (autocomplete) or selecting them (select box,
checkboxes, radios, etc.). It shows them as a list of tags, sorted by popularity
(based on how many nodes are tagged with them), up to a configurable maximum

The Prepopulate module allows fields in most forms to be pre-populated from
the $_REQUEST variable.

For example, the following URL,

http://www.example.com/node/add/blog?edit[title]=this is the title