Content Display

The Age field formatter Drupal 8 module calculates and formats the display of a date field to display the age. It also offers the option to display both the date with the age, along with the possibility to add the “years” suffix to the age value.

This is perfect to display quickly someone age based on his birth date without any coding.

This is a date field formatter. You can access the field format in the content type Manage display tab.

Similar module

Core Date module, which offers a Time ago formatter.

Testing a framework for personalization based on block context.

Synopsis

This is a simple module for a simple task, showing up a image as popup or floating banner with link.
Banner doesn't show for a time after viewers close it.
When banner was closed, there is a small floating-box at page bottom right conner that viewers can click to show banner again.

Roadmap

- Make everything configureable such as color, font-size...
- Support multi banner, and show in sequence.
- Only show with specified conditions if needed.

Provides a birds eye view of the usage of text formats, which is useful when analysing this part of a Drupal site's configuration.

To use it simply enable the module and go to /admin/reports/text-formats (requires 'administer site configuration' permission).

Displays information around the usage of text formats available to the site, including:

This sandbox project is a fork of Push Notifications.

Patches applied are:

Simple link field formatter wich adds different css classes depending on the social link url.
It works out of the box for:

• Facebook
• Twitter
• Google +
• Youtube
• Linkedin
• Email

Also adds the link url domain as a class.

This module only adds the css class from link url, other modules bring similar functionality, check them out!
Social Media Link Formatter

Helps users to improve website text proper writing by sending correction request to administrator or content editor.
Works only for text/long text fields, for which functionality was enabled on field settings page

Description

This module makes FullCalendar rendering persistent with regards to views
(i.e. a cookie is remembered for the user's FullCalendar view's
defaultView and/or starting date)

This is useful when you have exposed filters for a FullCalendar view and
would like the FullCalendar to not only retain the exposed filters (in
the settings of the view) but would also like the FullCalendar to show
the at the same spot of the FullCalendar (Month/Week/Day view) and
starting date.