Filters/Editors

This is a simple module that displays a stylised web link in response to a bbcode-like tag. The style of the link depends on the tag name used, so for example the tag "extlink" can look different on the page to the tag "doclink" or "email". The module therefore acts as a filter in the same way as the Drupal BBCode filter.

The module was created for a client who needed a prefix to the link which would indicate its purpose: to take you to an external site, to provide in-depth documentation, to solicit information by a form, or whatever.

A WYSIWYG plugin that enables 3 additional buttons on the TinyMCE editor.
These buttons allow you to insert a breaking element that will clear floated elements above it. This is very handy when inserting pictures that you wish to be floated left, but then require your next paragraph to start 'below' the floated elements. Clearing the float enables you to do this.

Provides the Twig template engine as an input filter. Twig templates are stored as CTools Exportables, so you can edit them from the UI, and export them as Features Components.

Drupal 7 version for imagemenu module drupal 6

This module provides a simple text filter which can be used to provide Drupal Commerce "Add to cart" buttons within your node content.

Syntax is simple (at the moment):

[product-button:PRODUCTID title=BUTTONTEXT]

Example

[product-button:1 title=Become a subscriber]

Becomes

General:
This module might be useful for community websites. It provides an input filter to embed or append media urls with additional api information with nearly zero configuration.
It also supports an ajaxified preview of edited inline media urls.

The following editors are supported:

The CKEditor module automatically adds html markup when switching a text area from plain text mode to rich text editor mode on CKEditor enabled text areas. This is perfectly fine if you intend to always use CKEditor, but if you want to keep CKEditor as editing option, the added markup may cause issues with input filters (ex: markdown).

UUID Link allows use to link to entities using UUIDs, rather than ids. This prevents links breaking as content moves from one environment to another or URL aliases change.

This module depends on:

• UUID
• Entity API
• Token

It also supports CKEditor via the WYSIWYG module.

An input filter based on Camen Design's ReMarkable!

This module adds a filter that will automatically add a title attribute to links in texts (if they don’t have one). The main use case is for links that are created from URLs (with the standard “Convert URLs into links”-filter).

The value of the title attribute will be taken from the title-tag in the page where the link is pointing to. So when you make a link to drupal.org the value of the title attribute will be “Drupal - Open Source CMS | drupal.org”.