Makes current page entity as default one for the entity reference field.
Its functionality is same as Entityreference Current but just an extension for Entityreference prepopulate module.
Module provides the field which allows editors to draw shapes(circles, lines, polygons, polylines, markers, rectangles) on Maps. Current version supports Google maps, but more map providers(Yandex, OSM) can be added in future.
This field formatter shows the data as json.
It can be used inside JSE or entity2md.
The Extended Label module adds in the ability to create an alternative field label that is longer than the internal Drupal label and supports full markup.
Once enabled, an 'Extended Label' field will show up on the field config edit form underneath the normal label field. If this field is left blank, the usual label will be used.
No special requirements.
Module re-adds missing Allowed values function field to the list field's admin settings form.
This module brings the new features from HTML5 into the Drupal core's Image and File fields without making any visual changes.
Features include:
- Multi file upload support User can select multiple files from the "File Upload" dialog box.
- File type restriction: Browser.
- Javascript validation for file type, size, and dimensions.
- All the goodness that comes from core's File and Image fields!
This is a sandbox project, which contains experimental code for developer use only.
This module implements tools tips for image.
When you use field collenction entity reference(taxonomy term), it can not index terms.
my module help you index taxonomy terms.
this is a field collection taxonomy term fields. and you must copy machine name. Which names is field_artists_name and field_role_name. and than go to path "admin/config/ti/ti".Viewing first image
and paste here in textarea. using "," like tags.Viewing second image
The Form Display Actions module adds in an operations column to the form display which allows you to directly act (e.g. edit, delete) on a field without having to go back to the Manage Fields page.
No special requirements.
Install as you would normally install a contributed Drupal module. See: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/modules-themes/modules-8
