This modile provides a site map that gives visitors an overview of your site.
It can also display the RSS feeds that are automatically generated by Backdrop
for things like taxonomy terms, books, and blogs.
The site map can display the following items:
This simple module allows you to specify some additional attributes for menu
items such as id, name, class, style, and rel.
You should use this module when:
Ever wanted to use CSS Grid because you can, but don't want to mess up older browsers? Have no fear, this module adds a little CSS to make all multicolumn layouts from Backdrop core use CSS Grid.
Authored Timezone allows you to specify a custom timezone for the 'Authored on'
field. This is useful when content is written in different timezones. Each piece
of content can display its authored/submitted/created date in the timezone from
which it was written. You can also, optionally, display the author's country in
the 'Submitted' information.
This module provides a customisable 'maintenance mode' page, without the need
for theming.
It allows you to customise:
Allows administrators to inject CSS into the page output based on configurable
rules. It's useful for adding simple CSS tweaks without modifying a site's
official theme -- for example, a 'nighttime' color scheme could be added during
certain hours. The CSS is added using Backdrop's standard backdrop_add_css()
function and respects page caching, etc.
PDF to Image create images from PDF files automatically. This is useful if you'd
like to display a preview of the first page of your uploaded PDF, or showcase a
gallery of all the pages in a PDF file.
The Block Embed module provides a simple UI allowing people to place a single
block in the middle of body copy, a specified number of paragaphs from the top.
Configuration options are included for:
PDF.js project enables you to display PDF files in a web reader, using
Mozilla's PDF.js library.
Clears specific Webforms from the database after a selected period
(immediately upon submission or 1,7,30, 60, 90, 365 days).
Any uploaded files associated to the Webform will also be
deleted.
Extended functionalities
This module extends reference fields like the user and node reference fields by adding links to add, edit and search for references through a dialog. This allows for a workflow where users can create any references at the same time they are creating a node, a process which sometimes get's a bit backwards, when a user for instance needs to create all the facts for an article.
The Node Reference URL Widget module adds a new widget to the Node Reference
field type. It auto-populates a node reference field with a value from the
URL, and does not allow this value to be changed once set.
Automatically close (set to read-only) comments on content types of your choosing.
It closes the comments when cron runs. Runs once daily, weekly, monthly or annually to close comments more than a week, month or year old.
This simple utility provides a quick way for admin to review
the number of revisions stored in the system for individual
nodes and to delete some or all of them.
Port to Backdrop of the UI functionality of Drupal's Entity API.
Provides an administrative interface for managing entities defined in
hook_entity_info().
iframe filter embeds content in an iframe, which is useful for embedded
external content or widgets and speeding up ad provider load times.
When used, this will place the entirety of the content into a standalone HTML
page that is included within an iframe.
Rabbit Hole is a module that adds the ability to control what should happen when
an entity such as a content item, taxonomy term, or user account is being
viewed at its own page.
This module provides a drop-down breadcrumb block, and a drop-down page title
block. Each use the active menu trail to build the drop-down menus.
Adds content type settings that help automate the creation of menu items for
nodes. These include:
Menu Trail by Path allows you to set the active-trail on menu items according to
the current URL. You can also optionally set the breadcrumb trail to the same.
Provides an additional format for the display of date fields so that
they can be added into an external calendar. The types of calendar
available are:
(Note: only Google Calendar has been tested with this initial release.)
Defines a field type Block reference which creates a relationship to a block and
allows the block to be displayed as the content of the field.
This is a simple module to make Backdrop native token values available in
text areas via an input filter.
