What does this module do?
This Module depends on the Bible module. The filter search the node text for Bible links (for example Gen. 1:1) and convert them to urls to that verse of the Bible. It will also show the verse(s) of the reference.
Allows you to designate some areas within a textarea to be protected from interference by WYSIWYG editors.
This could theoretically be used to prevent users from messing up carefully constructed layouts.
It provides a new WYSIWYG button "Lock" which allows editors to click on given divs or paragraphs and lock or unlock them.
But really it's just an experiment and demo module for a small WYSIWYG_API + CKEditor plugin.
This will probably never be any more than a sandbox - unless someone can think of a use for it.
Media CKEditor provides a bridge between Media and the stand-alone CKEditor module, allowing files to be embedded within a textarea using the media browser.
Each branch of Media CKEditor corresponds with the version of Media that it supports. Additionally, Media CKEditor 7.x-2.x provides more advanced CKEditor integration which requires two additional CKEditor plugins.
No more lame tabs!
Instance Field allows you to reuse different field definitions in a content type multiple times and in any order. This is helpful for generic pages that have different field definitions and wants to combine and mix different orders and instances.
Entity Mentions allows you to mention entities in a body of text.
Content preview system for Drupal which allows you view content as it will appear after publishing.
Supporting:
Features including:
This module adds lazy load functionality to all image field. An optional text format provides the ability to lazy load images added to text areas. Lazy loading image can dramatically decrease the initial page load time.
Lazy load support powered by LazyLoad.
WYSIWYG Flex Table module is a simple plugin that adds the ability to include a button in your WYSIWYG toolbar that inserts a responsive table that content editors can use without needing to mess with the editor's source code.
In order to use this module, you need to have the following dependencies:
This module provides a text format filter that converts Markdown to HTML based
on the CommonMark spec via thephpleague/commonmark PHP library, created and
maintained by The League of Extraordinary Packages.
