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Please note: this module is for developer use only.

This module allows you to inject content between results returned from the view.
At the moment works only if views row plugin is 'Rendered Entity'

How to use:

• Make sure your view row plugin is set to be 'Rendered entity with injected custom markup' instead of 'Rendered Entity'
• Implement hook_views_post_execute() where you inject the callback function into results

Example:

Adds in the Notification plugin for CKEditor.

This is required by plugins that need the notification plugin in order to work, like Word Count & Char Count Plugin.

Developers can use this to implement their own CKEditor plugin to notify the editor with various messages. See the official plugin page for more details.

Adds support for the Word Count & Char Count Plugin for CKEditor.

It can be enabled per filter format, and will show you the paragraph and word count, as well as count spaces as characters or count HTML as characters if you select those options. You can also set a maximum limit on total words or total characters, which will prevent input in CKEditor after that limit.

While this will prevent entry on the client side, you should not rely on this as any sort of field validation.

Editors can create and manage sections of content using context sensitive links. Uses drupal menu system and taxonomy to create relationships between content in the background. Integrates well with Workbench.

Integrates the Symbol plugin for CKEditor, allowing editors to use any number of Unicode characters.

Installation

1. Download the plugin from http://ckeditor.com/addon/symbol.
2. Place the plugin in the root libraries folder (/libraries).
3. Enable Symbol module in the Drupal admin.
4. Configure your CKEditor toolbar to include the button

Adds support for the Autogrow plugin for CKEditor.

This will let you configure settings to dictate when the CKEditor will grow vertically (and how far) as the user enters content into it. This is mainly a UX enhancement for editors.

Viewmode field allows users to choose a specific view mode for related entities during node creation instead of choose a unique view mode for all related entities.

Add a new viewmode_field to your related entity type, then use the Rendered entity view mode formatter to render the entity.

Maintainer's Note: This module is no longer maintained. It was created prior to the great work done on the JSON API module, which is targeted for inclusion in Drupal 8.4 as an experimental module. The code written in this module to construct complex client-side queries has been extracted and incorporated into the JSON API module and is now even more powerful. So, with the JSON API module you can get all the same great features, plus much more. Happy developing!

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