This module provides an extensible way to allow images to have buttons that
trigger overlays. It supplies a field type that can be added anywhere you can
add and render fields.
To create your own type of link you will need to register it with a hook and
create your form and display functions.
Currently supported are:
Integration with Space10's Conversational Forms JS library.
This plug and play module converts a traditional webform into conversational interfaces. Every field can be individually configured for questions, errors and validations.
This module extends Simple Hierarchical Select to add more functionalities through the UI. I've created this module because there is an understanding that SHS should be kept simple. However, features that are added by SHS will be removed from this module.
Currently, this module adds the following features to SHS:
This module provides a Drupal 8 (block visibility) condition plugin
based on route names. This is similar to the Drupal 8 core RequestPath ("Pages")
plugin, but allows you to match on route names (e.g. "user.entity.canonical")
instead of URL paths.
Focused History records content browsing history with a more customizable degree of specificity than the history and accesslog (statistics module) tables. It provides a basic administrative view of this more focused history.
The most generally used options for recording browsing history in the database have some major drawbacks:
UPDATE: Due to the uncertainty regarding the future of Uikitty base theme, the next version of Uikit Node Accordion will seek new ways to use the Uikit libraries.
This is a Views Plugin that provides a lightweight accordion node teaser. It requires Uikit, which has been adapted for Drupal 8 in the Uikitty base theme. The module comes with a view definition for out-of-the-box implementation.
Installation instructions:
This is a very simple module to be able to show related content.
The module provides a custom block that will show a list of related nodes. At the moment all content types will be displayed in the block.
The related content for the current node is calculated by checking taxonomy terms coincidences. All terms associated with a node are checked, from all vocabularies.
The nodes with the most coincidences in taxonomy terms with the current one will be showing up first in the list.
Simple Collaborative Filter is an easy way for sites to curate content using collaborative filtering. "Collaborative filtering" is basically creating content recommendations based on a "users who viewed this node also viewed..." approach. This module provides a "simple" way to do this that doesn't make site owners install any heavy dependencies to compute the recommendation algorithm. It works straight out of the box.
