The Google Books module is a filter module and an API for Google Books, that allows a user to insert rich Google book data into nodes via filters with data retrieved from the http://books.google.com domain.
Demo Page: http://superpowerplanet.com/content/drupal-google-book-filter-module
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Quote plus is a suite of modules extending the core comment functions with a set of quoting capabilities you would expect primarily, but not only in forum systems as well as format filters to display custom formatted quotes. All extensions can be configured per node type/per filter format.
The old-school usenet quote style is still in use at, well, of course the usenet ("Newsgroups") and also in plain text Email. This module bases on a filter routine from an older forum software I once developed.
It adds an input format filter that transforms usenet style quoting into nested HTML quotes.
Example:
>>What Do you think?
>Nothing.
So do I.
will filter to
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This module integrates the PEAR BBCodeParser project into Drupal. Other than the existing bbcode module, which can be used as is, you will need the PHP PEAR extension and the parser installed on your server. Also your PHP include path must contain your PEAR directory (which is usually added during PEAR installation).
The text_summary() function used for displaying text fields with the "Trimmed" or "Summary or trimmed" formatters (i.e., within teasers) has some shortcomings as discussed in #221257: text_summary() should output valid HTML and Unicode text, and not count markup characters as part of the text length.
A filter for adding help tips to words existing in a taxonomy vocabulary with the term description, using the HTML title attribute or the BeautyTips module if it's enabled.
Simple and lightweight syntax highlighting of source code snippets using Google Code Prettify JavaScript library for Drupal.
You don't need to add additional markup to source code and neither to specify the language of source code snippets since prettify will guess. Code prettify module for Drupal is compatible with WYSIWYG editors and includes several themes to customize the colors and styles of source code snippets.
Google Code Prettify JavaScript library supports all C-like (Java, PHP, C#, etc), Bash-like, and XML-like languages without need to specify the language and has customizable styles via CSS. Widely used with good cross-browser support. For more information, visit their project page on code.google.com.
Drupal 6 outputs XHTML 1.0 strict by default. As of W3C standards, all elements ("tags") as well as their attributes have to be defined lowercase, e.g. <br /> instead of <BR />.
Unfortunately, almost any existing WYSIWYG does not pay respect to this and, instead, sticks to the common Javascript/jQuery habit to regard and output DOM element names uppercase. Thus, almost no page content created in one of these editors will ever display standard compliant code.
This module integrates the excellent HTML5 wysiwyg editor Aloha Editor (http://aloha-editor.org/) to Drupal. Both the module and the original Aloha Editor library are under active development but still in the early stages.
A simple content managing module for creating/editing and deleting custom pages with editable title, body, path and publishing option.
Its lighter than the core node module and provide publishing and editable forms for users.
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