Content Display

Overview:
Comment attachment module enables comments to have files attached to it.
Suppose you have a forum and your forum members submits a post/comment and he/she want to upload a PDF or an image file attched to his post/comment.
The forum module which comes with the drupal core does not provide any option to attach an image or any file to a post/comment.
This module solves this simple problem by allowing an UI for uploading files as an attachment to a comment and also lists the files
attached to a particular comment.

This module provides a field formatter which displays a number field as a duration (Example: 195.553 will be output as 03:15).

Contributing 🔨

You can create issues and pull requests on Github.

Provides a field formatter which allows you to display a field of the file entity.

Dependencies

• File entity

Provides a field formatter for entityreferences which displays the entity label and a field from the referenced entity with optional pre- and suffix.

Dependencies

• Entity reference

As an attempt to provide a solution to:

How do I format a multi value field as a grid?

the Grid Field Formatter module provides a simple way to overridde the display of multi-value fields to show as a grid/table with a certain number of columns.

INTRODUCTION
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Current Maintainer: Scot Hubbard - http://drupal.org/user/868214

This module allows content creators/maintainers to add maps to content via the TinyMCE & CKEditor WYSIWYG editors (it has been tested against these two editors, it may also work with others).

Integration with Views Slideshow and FlexSlider

This is the FlexSlider Views Slideshow module which used to be included in FlexSlider by default.

This module only works with FlexSlider 2.x only.

This module extends the Wysiwyg module and provides a new button for adding source code to be highlighted with the GeSHi Filter module.

This only works with CKEditor at the moment and adds extra config to avoid escaping entities in order to keep your code from getting mangled.

We all need a privacy policy on our sites, but on the list of things we want to tackle, it ranks near the bottom.

Our clients don't know what to put in there, either. As developers, we create a Privacy Policy page node and then tell the client to go figure out privacy themselves.

Services are starting to require mention in privacy policies as part of their terms of service.

Users, when they bother to read it at all, have to read and understand a new policy for every site they use.

The BeautyTips Form Errors is a simple integration with popular BeautyTips module, that provides you "Tooltip-like" form error messages.

You can use default tooltip style for error messages as shown on the image or create your custom style using BeautyTips module features.

Feel free to give your feedback on any improvements.