Administration

When a web site has a lot of content types, the node add can become counter intuitive and inefficient. It becomes necessary to group some content types together so that they make more sense for content editors.

This module will render the node/add page in a way that will allow showing the entire menu tree under the node/add menu with very little code. That way, you will be able to manually inject anything you want between and around the node/add/xyz menu items and they will successfully be reflected on the node/add page.

By reusing existing forms and breaking them down into a sequence (or wizard) of smaller steps, Step by Step is a way to reduce the power of Drupal's UI down to one decision at a time. It was originally designed to walk absolute beginner webmasters through the choices needed to get them up and running on building their first websites. Soon after, it was put to use creating a workflow for some complex tasks that site admins need to get right without having to memorise all the steps.

Provides a theme-independent administration interface. It's a helper for novice users coming from other CMS, a time-saver for site administrators, and useful for developers and site builders.

This module gives the ability to demonstrate block regions in page template files others than page.tpl.php.

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Visually notify users if a new revision is saved when editing a moderated node.

Require core Drupal 8 module https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/core/modules/content-moderation

Minimum version Drupal 8.2.x

This is a simple module that adds a button on block to save and redirect on the same block. There is another module but it doesn't have a version 7 release yet.

To use it, just enable the module.

As you know, you can override variable values at runtime by adding them to the global $conf array via settings.php.

However, there is no notification in admin/config forms UI to signify that a variable has been set via settings.php. Site admins may get confused as to why any changes to the field value don't show on submitting & reloading the form.

This module adds such a notification - disabling the field in any admin forms and adding a message to the field description.

This module enables bulk content operation on entity type basis. It supports:

1. Delete, publish and unpublished for nodes
2. Delete and block for users
3. Delete for taxonomy terms

You can use the backend interface or run with Drush (faster for large amount of content). Feel free to request feature or bug fixes.

The module allows to create multiple registration forms, each based on it's own user form display mode. Also for each type specific roles may be set to assign after registration.

How to use:

Entity Backup

Main purpose of Entity backup module is to keep the backup of deleted Drupal core entities and perform recovery of them.

Means if you have deleted Nodes , Comments , Taxonomy Terms , Taxonomy Vocabularies or Users , Then you can recover it.

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