Modules for Backdrop CMS

This module provides site builders with additional options for the 'summary'
field when using "Text Area with a Summary" widget.

Often, a summary or teaser field is used when displaying content in views.
Backdrop already has built-in support for a summary field, however there is not
much control of whether or not it is displayed, or required.

This module is simply a wrapper around the PHPWord and PHPOffice-Common php libraries. It allows Backdrop programmers to generate MS Word and other files through coding.

Simple module to add the Charts.css framework for data visualisation to
inline content and turn data into beautiful charts and graphs using
simple CSS classes.

Wraps Fullcalendar 5.x as a reusable library.

This module does nothing on its own, you only have to install it, if another
module requires it.

Show the menu expanded checkbox on the node edit and menu link list pages.

There are certain situations where a user would require a bulk of files to be uploaded at server. You can take an example of feed import activity where a user uploads node using feed importer.

Active Tags adds a new option to free tagging taxonomies. If selected
the taxonomy widget is replaced by a new jQuery enabled tag entry widget.

Requirements

This module requires that the following modules are also enabled:

By default, the module increases the field size to 8000 characters.

Requirements

This module has no requirements.

Quickly add a notification bar at the top of the page, with one or more of the
following components:

This module adds the ability for site admins to add "Markup" widgets to the
form. These essentially let designers of content-types insert additional
markup into the node/edit form to display to content-authors. This is the
equivalent of adding additional elements to $form of the type '#markup'.

This module automatically converts your website's text into Aussie slang.
Optionally choose to have this only happen once a year on Australia Day (26th
January).

Views calc doesn't calculate correct values if used in a view with one ore more relationships that will create multiple rows in the result which are limited by a distinct setting. If the query is set to "distinct" the calculation will add the total calculation of all queries even for rows that are hidden by the distinct statement.