This is a fork of the 6.x-2.x branch of the Contextual links module. Since that module isn't actively maintained and the issue queue contains a lot of patches and fixes from other users, I felt it useful to fork this module and include all those fixes as well as a few improvements.
A behavior/plugin for Openlayers maps that allows you to set the center and zoom level of a map via parameters appended to the URL of the page that the map appears on.
There are three ways to specify the center:
This module provides site builders with additional options for the 'summary' field when using "Text Area with a Summary" widget.
Often, a summary or teaser field is used when displaying content in views. Drupal already has built in support for a summary field, however there is not much control of whether or not it is display, or required.
The two main options are:
Drupal 8 version is fully functional. Please, give us feedback!
Media: Bloomberg adds Bloomberg as a supported Media provider.
Dependencies:
Media Internet - A submodule of the Media module.
Installation:
Media: Bloomberg can be installed via the standard Drupal installation process.
Work in progress
Exposes images added to menu items via menuimage to views.
Most useful when using a module that exposes menu_links table to views, such as menu_node_views, menu_views.
This is a very lightweight module to just enhance the appearance of the 'title' element when creating or editing a node. The title element becomes a multi-line textarea with 2 lines height and 100% width.
Furthermore, a CSS style is applied to the <input> element which makes the font size to 2em, which can easily be overriden in your admin theme.
This module provides a deeper view to comment analysis. This module divides the discussion on the content into two categories.
A. Comments
B. Replies
The threads which are not replies are called Comments.
Replies are those threads which are responses to the comments.
For Example: In facebook, 'comments' are the threads which comes under post and replies are the sub threads of comments.
Comments stats provides a tabular view to users, comments, replies & unapproved comments.
Think of this as a Views equivalent of Taxonomy Menu. It displays a hierarchical summary of the taxonomy terms in your view results.
Managing menu items is normally a breeze in Drupal, but the larger your site gets, the more likely you are to run in to this nasty usability bug: https://www.drupal.org/node/1007746
This module is intended as a temporary solution to an old problem. Once the underlying issue is fixed, this module will become obsolete, but in the mean time, it seems to be the only way to work with more than 100 menu items if you do not want to own the process of patching core on your site.
