Filters/Editors

BBCode-friendly implementation of the MarkItUp editor, for use with WYSIWYG module.

A way of managing "Remote content" and displaying it in your Drupal site.

Some aspects may not work with all parts of Entity API yet - although it's tagged as stable, that just means "Has been working OK in production for me for 2 years" but has not been battle-tested against different expectations.

The module integrates the Contextly service with Drupal-powered websites.

Contextly helps publishers keep readers reading with related and interesting content recommendation widgets at the end of posts and in sidebars. Contextly provides an elegant way to:

• add links to the body of stories
• choose related posts without links
• add sidebars into the body of posts.

The service, which doesn't tax your database, has a free tier for personal bloggers and paid tiers with extra features, including in-house ads, for publishers of all sizes.

This module provide a new Image plugin, which is a mofified version of CKEditor's image plugin. It helps you center image using toolbar button or in Image dialog.

Implementation

All the credits go to CKSource team, what I did is just a small modification in the source code. I also take the idea from this one

The Columns Layout module allows you to create columnized content in a node's body field or wherever an input format can be applied. It works with plain text fields and works with every WYSIWYG editors, provided you activate the input filter in the text format which is being used (usually "Full HTML" or "Filtered HTML"). The module also strips empty <p> tags for your convenience.

How to Use: You wrap a piece of content in BBCode-like tags, the input filter then creates an evenly distributed set of columns using jQuery Columnizer by Adam Wulf or, if you decide to use "manual" mode, a set of floated divs according to the provided widths in percentages. If CSS3 Multicolumns and Flex-Box will ever see broad browser support, the module's output will be adjusted accordingly. The module also provides options for inserting manual column breaks, either by inserting a tag ("manual break") or defining an HTML element ("auto break").

If a page's html content is too complicated for HTMLPurifier to process before it exceeds php execution time, a php fatal error will get printed on the page. This project uses AJAX at form submission to test HTMLPurifier execution time to prevent this from happening:

This is a content editor using the latest version of tinymce's editor 4.0. Since the wysiwyg module does not yet support the latest tinymce, I created this.

WYSIWYG toolbar per role is an extension to Wysiwyg API that allows you to configure editor settings per role.

This is the placeholder for the Drag and Drop (dnd) module. Namespace is taken to avoid collision.

Drag and Drop was an independent submodule in Scald D6, thus it was not under scald_* namespace. However in D7 branch, to simplify the module, it was refactored to depend on Scald. In the future D8, it is possible that Drag and Drop will be refactored again to support multiple media solutions like Media, Scald, etc.

This module provides a simple input filter that replaces the space between the last few words in each paragraph of copy with non-breaking spaces, preventing single words from becoming orphaned on the final line.