Fields

This module extends the Field Group module by adding the ability to override the default title of a field group item (horizontal and vertical tabs, accordions, divs and fieldsets) on a per node basis. This means if you have a content type with 3 tabs, e.g. Movie Name, Lead Actor, Supporting Actor, you can create you can create field groups in the manage display, and override the titles like so:
Node 1

This module allows commenting on fields for any field display.

Because Field comments relies on core's Comment module version 7.x works only with node entity types. Hopefully 8.x version will work with any entity type - http://drupal.org/node/731724

Comments on particular field can be enabled at the Manage display settings for content types.

Adds a custom field to embed Formstack forms into a content type page.

7.x-2.x

The module integrates with a Formstack account to load all of the forms in the account into the field widget select list. Once selected the form will display based on the field formatter chosen. There are two field formatters as follows:

Numeric Field Filter introduces ability to filter numeric fields attached to any entity not only against a constant factor (like it does standard views numeric filter), however also to filter against another numeric field attached to the entity.

Adds an extra text area for captions on image fields.

Similar to the alt and title text fields available with an image field, the caption text area can be used to enter text or html descriptions of an image.

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Credits

Development originally supported by the University of MI Library.

The module contains a behaviour for entity reference that allows entity references to be stored by entity name (the string identifier returned by "entity_id()".

See Entity API for details.

Allows exporting of fields on entities to code.

Description:

Populates an image field with a random image on save.

This module provides a field type, that stores links on social network profiles.

Formatter for the Link field what renders icon of the most popular services based on URL.

Included icons are adopted from the Font Awesome More project, big thanks to Greg Loucas and Dave Gandy, author of the original project.