Controllable node updated date

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Module gives you a second node updated date which you can control.
You can choose to not update the timestamp (for example if the change was only a minor typo fix).

This module was created because I had the need to quickly put a node back to the top of the list. Using views with the updated date did just that, but this also meant you couldn't change your node without having it pushed back to the top.

Alternative modules for this kind of sorting mechanism, like Weights gave me to much possibilities, which I didn't need.

CtrlV

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CtrlV is an invisible image upload tool.

Paste a local image from clipboard to CKEditor. The module takes the base64 data-encoded URI images and converts them into normal files when a node is saved.

you can also paste selections from your favorite image editor such like Photoshop, Snagit, Powerpoint, Word..., too.

It should be the easiest way to upload images to a node.

The module make Your Site more User-Friendly and building a better User Experience.

Works only in Internet Explorer 11+ and Mozilla Firefox browsers.

HHS Digital Media Syndication

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HHS Digital Media Syndication is a module for displaying content from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The module allows you to search and find html snippets, images, infographics, buttons, badges, ecards, and other media types. The content displayed will be dynamically retrieved from the source when it is displayed so you always have the most recent content on your site.

osCaddie - Google Cloud Storage

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This module allows your Drupal solution to become scalable in terms of file management. Any images, videos or documents that are uploaded into Drupal will still be managed by Drupal, but instead of being stored and served from local storage, actual files will be uploaded to Google Cloud Storage and delivered through there high performance network. It then replaces the URL to each media file with their respective Google Cloud Storage signed URL.