This a utility functions to simplify building Drupal sites from DOOR3 Drupal team.
The problem it is solve - writing code twice and more for new projects.
Reuse if it already done before.
What module functions provides:
Provides token like:
[node:field_image:imagestyle:large]
This module extends Options Element module, implementing a new field type and new rules data type.
This is a pretty functional module that incorporates the best of the Machine name module and the Safeword module.
Field Types
Field Widgets
Integrates the Ace Editor with the WYSIWYG module.
Yes, I know. Ace isn't a WYSIWYG editor but the wysiwyg module provides a nice API for assigning editors to input formats.
Unlike the ace_editor module, wysiwyg_ace allows you to assign multiple Ace configurations to formatted text fields.
Adds SMS sending functions to Courier via SMS Framework.
https://github.com/dpi/courier_sms
I am currently working with SMS Framework to get it ready for a stable/supported release. Until then, this module will only be available from its Git repository.
Extends WYSIWYG CodeSnippet to provide support for extra languages (from default highlighter, highlighter.js).
Twig Tweak module provides a Twig extension with some useful functions and filters that can improve development experience.
This module automatically creates a matching view mode on your file entity for each image style. That's really helpful if you use Media module with WYSIWYG, and you need to configure different view modes for all your image presets.
There is no UI, simply enable the module to cause the view modes to be created..
This module creates a simple entity called block_entity, where the modules that provide blocks are the bundles (e.g. block, views, webform). This can be used with entityreference fields and views for a very simple way to place one or more blocks within content or in a view block.
The initial objective was to provide an easy way for content managers to add blocks to different page regions (with views or display suite) on a per-node basis. This helps avoid teaching content managers how to use more complex systems like Panels when that complexity or learning curve isn't useful.
