Fields

This project was forked off of the field_weight module. The field_weight module allows for users to modify field weights on a per node basis. Our team needed to modify field group weights on a per node basis. Because this functionality was not present in field_weight, we decided to fork field_weight and develop field_group_weight.

It allows users to manage the weight of field groups on specific nodes.

Installation:

This module allows you to convert a text field containing a URL for Facebook or Twitter to a social media icon.

For content translation Drupal 8 replaces node translation by entity / field translation. That's a big difference regarding entity (formerly node) revisions. While Drupal 7 provided separate revisions per translation, Drupal 8 now "shares" a single revision across all translations. If you simply revert a revision, all translations will be reverted to this revisions. It's impossible to revert a single translations anymore.

Defines a new field type to automatically insert a widget for your Itch.io game.

Using the Itch.io Field is super simple: add the field to your entity, enter your Itch project number, and add the field to your display.

The alpha release is stable and works great, but does not allow for the resizing of the iframe and needs more robust testing!

An experimental module for Drupal 8 exploring the possibility of extending some field types (currently image fields) such that various contributed features, which would be written as plugins managed by this module, can be enabled or disabled as desired on a single field instance. For example, one might want to write an extension to core image fields that scales images via html5 magic to the proper size, and one might also want to write an extension to core image fields that lets you tweak the cached image style images after uploading.

This module presents a new field type called translate fields which can be used in custom forms. This field type will be typically used with a select list or checkboxes/radios. We usually define a key|value pair and present that to form field in an array. However this module presents a admin UI to manage these key|value pairs more efficiently by adding effective date and status control to them. This is generally when certain key|value pairs need to be retired or when new ones are to be shown effective from a certain date onwards.

Bricks — is a new way of building pages on top of Entity Reference, Display Modes, Layout API, tabledrag.js and Flat Tables. Everything is in Drupal core that makes Bricks ultra-lightweight and developer-friendly.

In terms of concept Bricks is a new generation of Paragraphs, an alternative to Panelizer and a good friend to ECK, Inline Entity Form and your favorite WYSIWYG. Shortly, it allows you to nest Entity Reference field items using Drupal drag & drop UI (exactly like for menu or taxonomy items).

Updates

• New: As of 8.x-1.6 Bricks supports Layout API!
• ↳ It’s recommended to migrate from Bricks Bootstrap to Bootstrap Kit (but not required).
• June 23, 2017: Session: Entity Reference as a Component-based Site Builder at Design 4 Drupal Boston 2017 by Anton Staroverov

Live demo

1. Open pre-configured sandbox.
2. Click Launch sandbox and wait.
3. Follow the installation (all settings should be pre-filled, don’t change them).
4. Go to Extend and enable Bootstrap Kit Demo.
5. Go to Appearance and set Tweme as default theme.
6. Find an auto-created node and go to Edit mode to check magic out!
7. Finally go to Content and create your own first Bricky page!
8. Like it? => Support by ★ starring on Drupal.org, ★ starring on GitHub and/or sharing on Twitter.

Bricks+Paragraphs demo:

1. Follow the instructions above, but using the different sandbox link.
2. Then follow the Paragraphs setup instructions.

This is a simple module we created during a project in which we needed the ability to add some cloud storage to our nodes for project management. In order to simplify it and keep the cost low, we created this to dynamically add the Box.com file browser to content.

Using Field API, and the Box View API this module will be expanded on in the future to automatically create new folders in Box.com based on a token value from the node. At the moment, the user simply saves a share link in the node, and the module will create and render the embed code, along with any display settings.

Provides options lists for Spanish provinces and states (comunidad autónoma).

Although this is intended to be used as an extension of the module List Field Predefined Options (where the list is automatically suggested as a default value for fields options lists), this module can be used stand-alone, if you only need the list itself.

Use this plugin to spice up your posts with video comments instead of boring text comments. Simply start by creating a new post, the video comment feature is added automatically at the end of the post.

This plugin places two-set widget. First, a sleek 'record video' button, and a video carousel at the end of all of your posts. Official plugin from FranklyMe.

It'll be shown to your audience once your post goes live, where they can take a video selfie (velfie) that'll be viewable by everybody on your site.