This simple module was created to handle the formatting of entity tokens.
When using certain field entities the entity token module will provide formatting and data sanitisation for display. However, there are times when you need the default value of the original field.
Formatter for URL field to display domain only as default. If url has a title property that one is used.
The module enhances functionality of muliple value fields.
View mode provides a field type to store view modes.
This can be used to allow users to pick from a set of preselected view modes, and is best integrated with Display Suite or to provide custom logic based on user-selected view modes.
This provides an alternative to storing view modes in an options field that cannot be changed after the field contains data and is especially useful when you want to give editors the possibility to select view modes but don't want to use Panels or give access to place entities on your page in a certain view mode.
This module provides the Location field with map and an autocomplete for locations (Google Map API). With described tools you're able to instantly find a location and draw a polygon - its coordinates will be the value of a field.
The module depends on Google Maps Instances and provides an example instance which can be used for a field.
Overview
Imagefield Slideshow will provide a field formatter for image fields, so that the images uploaded for an image field would be rendered as a Slider.
A field display formatter for applying a responsive background image to the parent entity using the B-Lazy js plugin to serve the correct image for the device and width. Has 3 built in breakpoints for mobile, tablet, desktop.
The Textarea Limit module adds in character limiting to selected textarea widgets. Widgets are selected on the respective form display edit form(s). A global character limit can be used, configurable via an admin form or a local limit can be set.
SHS Entity count is an extension to the Simple hierarchical select module. With it you can display the count of any entities that have certain taxonomy terms associated with them. You can select which bundles should be counted and whether the children of the term should be counted also.
