Filters/Editors

StackEdit is a WYSIWYM text editor and filter with support to Markdown syntax. It was inspired by WDM editor in StackOverflow site

This module allows to add a "code" button to integrate the Syntax Highlighter Javascript library by into CKEditor using the CKEditor Syntax Highlight plugin.

Tweaks for Wysiwyg capable editors (mainly CKEditor).

This module creates a new filter so that users could embed slides from slideshare.net

This is a miniature module based on WYSIWYG maintainer TwoD's post on protecting PHP tags from being broken by WYSIWYG editors.

Install and enable this module to make <?php and <code> tags work with WYSIWYG.

This module adds an Insert button to video fields managed by the Media module. It allows you to insert video markup into your WYSIWYG by choosing a pre-defined formatter.

Depending on your input filters and WYSIWYG setup, you may need to override the theme function which generates the embed code.

Sofar, this module has been checked with Media: YouTube and Media: Vimeo.

Creates a way to link to any page in a book from the long text widget of the edit page of any other page.

This module creates a WYSIWYG gadget and an HTML filter. It creates titled links in long text using decimal outline notation. It applies the outline also to chapter lists (but not page titles).

Currently it is designed for Drupal 6 and TinyMCE but will be updated for Drupal 7 (and possibly the Aloha editor).

This module helps you organizing (and, well, kinda obfuscating) outgoing links from your site. There are different reasons why one would want to do so, e.g.:

• You do not want to know the target sites' owners where exactly from your site their visitors come.
• You want to add an explicit disclaimer to all links (a function very appreciated by site owners in internet and link phobic countries or those with too much internet lawyers all around, like e.g. Germany).
• You are polite enough to wave good bye each single user.

Features

This module consists of two (D7)/four (D6) components:

1. An input format filter.
2. Additional display formats for link fields (which also work with views).
3. A simple user profile field filter (D6 only; not needed in D7).
4. An experimental "overall page content filter" (D6 only; unsuitable in D7).

I once fell in love with markdown language and still stick to it. This module provides some usefull extensions that help using markdown syntax in the drupal context.

Turn-key installation and configuration of Wysiwyg with TinyMCE and IMCE. Includes drush make file for dependencies.

• http://drupal.org/project/imce
• http://drupal.org/project/imce_wysiwyg
• http://drupal.org/project/wysiwyg
• https://github.com/tinymce/tinymce