Modules for Backdrop CMS

A minimal cart block for Ubercart, with simple links to the cart and the
checkout page.

Image Maximum Crop provides an image effect that crops images only when they
exceed a given dimension.

Me Aliases provides shortcut paths to the current user's pages, where the word
"me" (or some other word) stands in for the user ID. Examples: user/me,
user/me/edit, etc.

Comment Hide Subject hides the comment subject if the "Allow custom title for
comment" checkbox is unchecked for that node type.

Rules Once Per Day provides an event for Rules that is triggered once per day by
cron, at or soon after the specified hour of the day, along with conditions that
let you trigger actions once per week, month, or quarter.

This module will let you populate a webform select component with data from a
view.

Requirements

This module requires the following modules:

Provides a CKEditor plugin that allows users to create & display content in an accordion.

This module exposes a field formatter that will display one image from a
multi-value image field. It allows the same options as the original image
formatter, plus the possibility of choosing which image to print.

Choose a positive integer to To select which image to display. If the selected
image doesn't exist, a random one will be chosen.

Automatic Entity Label allows hiding of entity label fields. To prevent empty
labels it can be configured to generate the label automatically by a given
pattern. The module can be used for any entity type that has a label, including
node titles, comment subjects, taxonomy term names and profile2 labels.

The module adds a formatter for taxonomy terms that allows for selecting
elements, wrappers, and classes for both, along with support for custom
separators.

This module allows you to manage permissions for content types by role. It
allows you to specifiy custom view, view own, edit, edit own, delete and delete
own permissions for each content type.

Optionally you can enable per content node access settings, so you can
customize the access for each content node.

In particular:

• Laryn Kragt Bakker, CEDC.org
• Collaboration and co-maintainers welcome!

Credits