Content Display

Steal Our Content is a module that displays a "Republish" button as a block on the site. The block is very configurable. When you use the republish button, you get a modal (provided by CTools) that includes the markup of the node being viewed.

It includes a "Steal Our Content Track" submodule which will also enable a tracking pixel in the provided code to do basic analytics on where the republished content is being viewed, and how much.

Synopsis

This module provides ability to react on any piece of content. Inspired by facebook reactions.

Technically the module will provide the field reaction field type, where this field can be added to any entity type(like Content type, Comment type etc).

Requirements

You require to do a composer install after downloading the module.

The Cronpub module is fundamentally created with one purpose; make use of Calendar Recurrence Rules (RRule) attached to entities and provide an easy-to-use plugin interface that allows to define custom actions, what to do (with the parent entity) when an event begins or ends. Included plugins are time-based publication and un-publication of content entities. There are also Plugins to manage the flags ‘sticky’ and ‘promote’.

This module adds support to index multiple view mode renderings on an entity, instead of just one.

Configuration

There is very little to configuring this module. Enabling it will add a new data alteration callback in an index called "Multiple entity views". Select all the view modes in its option list for the indexed entity. When processing the data, Search API will render the entity item in each view mode, storing the rendered HTML as an item in your indexed record.

Allows admins to configure webform components as "sticky" fields. When a user submits a form, a link is provided to the user that if clicked, allows them to re-submit the same form with their previously submitted values pre-filled.

You can also link to forms using $_GET parameters to pre-fill the "sticky" fields.

Integrates Liquid slider library (http://liquidslider.com/) with Drupal as a views display handler.

Module 'Non-Clickable Menu Items' allows to have menu items which will not react on user's clicks. This could be a parent menu items which should behave as a containers.

Each menu item will have a setting 'Disable clicks' at edit page and also admin's settings page '/admin/config/user-interface/non-clickable-menu-items' where collected all selected menu items.

Support: GreyBox Technologies

This module provides a field formatter for Entity Reference that lets you configure a different view mode for each entity bundle type referenced by the field.

Display Field Copy provides the ability to make a display copy of a field with Display Suite. The copy of the field can use a different formatter (with different config) than the single field that is currently available in core.

For instance, if a site has a single entity reference field and the display needs the list rendered on the page twice (once as a rendered entity and once as a list of links). This module could be used to create a copy of the field and apply a different formatter to it.

A barebones module to get up and running with Facebook Instant Articles. For more complete control, use Facebook Instant Articles