Administration

This is an updated S3 compatible remote destination handler for Backup and Migrate 3.x.

Although Back and Migrate does come with some s3 support, it uses a very old, though stable, s3 php curl library that's pretty much hardcoded to use Amazon AWS.

By using this module you will be able to use the 2.x AWS SDK for PHP, as well as using any other S3 compatible services, like dreamhost.

The choice for 2.x of the AWS PHP SDK is because 3.x requires PHP 5.5.

Provides a simple interface to automatically purge Acquia Cloud Varnish Caches when a node or a term is updated, using the Acquia Cloud API.

YOU SHOULD NOT BE USING THIS MODULE
Instead, use the Acquia Purge module available @ https://www.drupal.org/project/acquia_purge for all your varnish purging needs. Use this module only if you understand what you are doing.

For content translation Drupal 8 replaces node translation by entity / field translation. That's a big difference regarding entity (formerly node) revisions. While Drupal 7 provided separate revisions per translation, Drupal 8 now "shares" a single revision across all translations. If you simply revert a revision, all translations will be reverted to this revisions. It's impossible to revert a single translations anymore.

Advanced management of permissions for taxonomy (based on roles and domains)

In Views, only when picking the "Page"-display you have the possibility to render the exposed filters in a block. Makes sense because the forms inside these blocks need a path to redirect to.

This module adds this functionality for "Content Callback"-displays. Just enable the exposed block setting and set the path of the form. Tokens are supported.

This module will enhance the Teamwork distribution OpenLucius with a full throttle timetracker.

You can track time on Todo's, realtime or manual. You can also set budgets for Todo's and Todo-lists. To top it of, you can monitor those budgets in nifty reports.

Primus Multi-site is a module providing a set of functions (listing, change of site parameters, backup and copy,...) making easy the maintenace of a multi-site deployment involving a large collection of sites and corresponding databases.

This module provides integration between Drupal and Iubenda.
If you need to add the Iubenda privacy policy to your forms, or display Iubenda EU Cookie Policy banner, this is the module you are searching for.

This module already supports usage of Variable and Internationalization modules, allowing you to translate you Iubenda privacy policy texts.

Provides a long configuration form that makes common configuration tasks for Drupal Commerce easy.

Bricks — is a new way of building pages on top of Entity Reference, Display Modes, Layout API, tabledrag.js and Flat Tables. Everything is in Drupal core that makes Bricks ultra-lightweight and developer-friendly.

In terms of concept Bricks is a new generation of Paragraphs, an alternative to Panelizer and a good friend to ECK, Inline Entity Form and your favorite WYSIWYG. Shortly, it allows you to nest Entity Reference field items using Drupal drag & drop UI (exactly like for menu or taxonomy items).

Updates

• New: As of 8.x-1.6 Bricks supports Layout API!
• ↳ It’s recommended to migrate from Bricks Bootstrap to Bootstrap Kit (but not required).
• June 23, 2017: Session: Entity Reference as a Component-based Site Builder at Design 4 Drupal Boston 2017 by Anton Staroverov

Live demo

1. Open pre-configured sandbox.
2. Click Launch sandbox and wait.
3. Follow the installation (all settings should be pre-filled, don’t change them).
4. Go to Extend and enable Bootstrap Kit Demo.
5. Go to Appearance and set Tweme as default theme.
6. Find an auto-created node and go to Edit mode to check magic out!
7. Finally go to Content and create your own first Bricky page!
8. Like it? => Support by ★ starring on Drupal.org, ★ starring on GitHub and/or sharing on Twitter.

Bricks+Paragraphs demo:

1. Follow the instructions above, but using the different sandbox link.
2. Then follow the Paragraphs setup instructions.