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This is my solution to render the ckeditor into textarea that is in FieldCollection.
First all, I dont know if there is a better solution... so, I hope that my soluction can help someone :)
The idea is, add the class "field_collection_textarea" into FieldCollection, that is fieldcollection_ckeditor.module:
"There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things." -- Phil Karlton
Provides a naming convention details widget on config and content entity add forms.
Allows automatic machine name generation to be disabled. (/admin/config/development/naming/settings)
Provides a help page that outlines all naming conventions.
(/admin/help/naming)
Body Attributes HTML5
Provides ability to set unique/global attributes for <body> tag on the page
RefreshLess makes navigating your web site faster by only loading the parts that change between pages. Uses the ideas behind Turbolinks technique (pioneered by Rails). But it goes further: thanks to Drupal 8's architecture, we're able to automatically figure out which parts of a page change. So, we only need to send the parts of the page that actually change.
The a11y module seeks to provide reusable tools for developers of Drupal sites to aid those that have need of assistive technologies and display methods. Currently it provides a block with granular settings to allow for:
Check if something is a positive number. This module doesn't consider 0 to be a positive number and doesn't distinguish between -0 and 0. If you want to detect 0, use the positive_zero module.
The module allows other modules to alter its behaviour. Here's an example of how to modify it to include 0.
<?php
function MY_MODULE_is_positive_alter($value, &$result) {
$result = $value >= 0;
}
?>
Siltide Cookie Consent, also known as Silktide CC, is a simple JS library which deals with the EU Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications that comes into effect in the UK on 26th May 2012.
The module provides you with the possibility to customise your tiles for web applications on Android, Windows and iOS devices. Module works with different screen sizes.

Each theme has its own set of tiles. You should put the files inside the sought-for directory for customising an application. For instance: