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Simply wraps defined words in a nowrap span element at runtime by JavaScript to prevent breaks within or between these words. This is for example useful for trademarks with more than one word.

The words not to break can be defined on the module page as comma-separated list.

BTW: This is NOT being done by an input filter intentionally, because words coming from the menu system or other areas without input filtering are also replaced this way.

Simply adds a registered trademark sign (®) as <sup> element behind defined words at runtime by JavaScript.

The words to append the trademark to can be defined on the module page as comma-separated list.

BTW: This is NOT being done by an input filter intentionally, because words coming from the menu system or other areas without input filtering are also replaced this way.

Focal Point No Upscale adds a new image effect to allow you to disable upscaling when scaling and cropping with Focal Point.

This is helpful when you want to use Focal Point to scale and crop larger images, but still be able to use images smaller than your desired max size.

ckeditor's plugin lineheight

This modules offers an easy way to create PDFs from OpenDocument (.odt) templates. The magic: Each template can hold a variety of placeholders/variables that can easy be replaced via rules.

This module integrates the free pdftemplate.eu service. No registration required!

This module is developed and maintained by Kommune3

Do you need to export an entity form to PDF?

Use cases:
- Exporting current user input in a form e.g. sending a user a copy of their input via email
- Exporting a user printable form for offline use e.g. an application form

Use form modes to change the output of your form, and export these too!

URL format for export: /entityprint/form/[export-type]/[entity-type]/[entity-id]/[form-mode]

Also includes a handy debug URL for checking what will be exported.

Requirements:
Entity Print 8.x-2.x-dev

Provide default test content for a Drupal site using migrate.

This module uses csv or yaml files as a data source. These files are located in a folder specified by a setting called source_dir. The name of the files follows a standard: ENTITY_TYPE.BUNDLE.FILE_TYPE like user.user.csv or node.article.yml

You can find examples for most entity types in the example_default_content_csv and example_default_content_yml folders.

Any field with the password data type will be hashed automatically.

This module is an extension on the Paragraphs module to provide more customised options for adding default bundles and restricting how content administrators can use paragraphs fields. This was born out of a need for content administrators to have access to the flexibility of Paragraphs, but in a more controlled manner while they learnt how to use Paragraphs effectively and also saving some time with default "template" pages with pre-added bundles ready to have content added.

This module allows to deploy the comments in reverse order.