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A topic map is a set of topics and associations between them. This module implements topic maps as a data-driven generic graph structure of typed associations between topics embedded as markup in Drupal node data. (For example, "Homer is married to Marge" can be marked up as an association between Marge, the wife, and Homer, the husband, whose type is marriage.) The embedded markup, processed into the graph structure, drives navigational and analytical tools. Thus, topic maps may be seen as a generalized way of implementing indexes, glossaries, thesauri, taxonomies, ontologies, and other systems of creating, collecting, curating, and navigating topics and associations that are of interest to communities of users.
Application areas can be found where there is rich, highly granular content whose relationships cannot be adequately represented or navigated with fielded data or "tags": document dumps, large corpora, fan sites, political or economic blogs, litigation services, etc.
Part of the Debut features set, Debut Wysiwyg provides Wysiwyg module integration including configuration for Wysiwyg editing and accompanying input formats and Media module integration for adding file assets to text areas.
Like all Debut features, Debut Wysiwyg can be integrated either as a stand-alone feature to quickly add Wysiwyg functionality to any Drupal site or as part of a Drupal distribution. Debut Wysiwyg is used in the Open Outreach Drupal distribution aimed at nonprofits.
You have two options for installing Debut Wysiwyg:
Reviser is an inline wysiwyg editor, meaning you can edit the node body content without going to the edit page. Just click anywhere on the node body and start editing. Since you are actually editing the HTML DOM on the same page where the content is actually viewed all changes you make will appear exactly the same when you hit save. A true what-you-see-is-what-you-get experience that a wysiwyg editor should provide
This module provides an input filter to add a gist (from Github) anywhere input filters are accepted. You have the option of replacing the filter tag with a link to the gist or embedding the gist itself.
From Github:
Gist is a simple way to share snippets and pastes with others. All gists are git repositories, so they are automatically versioned, forkable and usable as a git repository
It is by far the easiest way to embed code in your site, with syntax highlighting and all.
Lightweight, scalable, no-nonsense, enable-and-forget page view counter drawing on data collected by Google Analytics. Hardly any load on your server, no impact on the user. Integration with Views for nodes. Highly customizable. Suitable even for large and high-traffic sites. And, since recently, completely independent from other modules.
Link Intelligence (LI) provides multiple methods to facilitate automated and manual linking of related web page content. It is designed with easy plug-and-play defaults for simple install and forget auto-linking, yet is highly configurable to enable advanced linking strategies.
This is a very simple filter that adds surrounding tags around floated img, figure, or table tags.
The filter scans for inline CSS styles and if a float:left or float:right is found (usually added by WYSIWYG editors), a configurable tag (span or div) is added around the original tag with a class of "floatleft" or "floatright".
#D7CX: I pledge that SimpleWiki Filter will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released.
SimpleWiki is an easy-to-use input format based on the work done by WikiCreole researching common wiki markup elements. SimpleWiki uses Creole syntax extended with decorators and block declarations for advanced markup.
I'm looking for a co-maintainer for this module – in particular in order to port it to Drupal 7.
The Array Tokens module allows you to use all values in multiple-value CCK fields and multiple-value taxonomy terms in a single token. It also allows you to define your own settings for how items should be merged ("merge styles").
The output of each item is either plain text (for taxonomy terms) or the default CCK rendered output (for CCK fields). However, a few special formats are provided for file fields, node references and user references.
