This module provides ImageMagick integration.
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- Version: 1.x-1.0.1
- Released: Jun 1st, 2021
This module provides ImageMagick integration.
Standalone module that provides tokens with geolocation information based on
IP addresses.
This module enables administrators to set unique registration paths per Profile
profile type.
The module introduces new menu configuration options if the dropdown menu style is selected.
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.
A Geofield widget that provides a
Leaflet map widget using the Leaflet.draw
library for adding features.
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 a recent version of the Leaflet JS
mapping library, a modern, lightweight Open-Source library for interactive
maps.
The Leaflet module features:
This module allows Backdrop site admins to create custom error pages for HTTP
status codes 403 (access denied) and 404 (not found) without creating nodes, and
custom 404 redirect rules.
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.
Multiple Selects provides a widget for the the following fields types:
Helper module to prevent PDOExceptions, if your database isn't able to save
utf-8 4-byte characters, but users try to insert emojis, Asian symbols or
mathematical symbols.
If that happens, you get errors like:
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:
The Restrict Abusive Words module restricts the use of specific words and
phrases when submitting various forms. The restriction can be applied on the
content creation form, the comment form, the user profile form, the user
registration form, and webforms.
International date formats and timezones are a mess. Let the browsers render
date fields in the right localized format and timezone and stop worrying
about that on your site.
A typical use-case is an international event listing, where the regional
date format and timezone of potential participants is unknown.
This module makes it so that the Image module can accept SVG files when uploaded
through an Image field. It also makes it so that image styles will not attempt
to process SVGs. Instead the original SVG image will always be shown, even for
images that run through theme_image_style(). Despite using the original image,
Luxon is a lightweight Backdrop module that provides the Luxon library (bundled with the module) for manipulating and formatting dates and times in Javascript.
This module creates two administrative pages with information about tokens provided by other modules:
Tokens at admin/reports/tokens — a listing of all tokens provided by all modules. This is like the Drupal page that was at admin/help/token but was removed in Backdrop when the admin Help menu was removed.
This module provides support for displaying a date or time in the user's own time zone in both formatted date fields and (via token text) within the body of any formatted text field.
A typical usage would be to give the time(s) of an event in the body of a page that will be seen by people in multiple time zones.
This module adds listings for individual roles to the administration pages, specifically:
Lists of users who have particular roles:
@font-your-face provides an administrative interface for browsing and applying web fonts (using CSS @font-face, supported in all popular browsers) from a variety of sources.
This is module is in early development. It allows a user to insert a CiviCRM
Contribution page into a Backdrop Layout via a block.