This is a backport of http://drupal.org/project/uuid_link for Drupal 6.
UUID Link allows use to link to entities using UUIDs, rather than ids. This prevents links breaking as content moves from one environment to another.
This module depends on:
Unlike the 7.x-1.x version, the 6.x-1.x version does not depend on the entity and token modules.
This module brings you wysiwyg grammar checking from Proofread Bot.com.
The module integrates with TinyMCE at the moment, but I accept patches for other wysiwygs (FCKEditor, Aloha Editor etc.). Proofread Bot also has an affiliate program, so if you develop a wysiwyg integration you would gain exposure on proofreadbot.com increasing your chances to profit from your work! Take a look at the existing integrations at the very bottom on the proofreadbot.com pages.
Minimalistic Aloha editor (http://aloha-editor.org/) implementation with floating toolbar & easy form for enabling it.
It also comes with characters counter/limiter.
Project sponsored by Design & Creative studio Asketic Labs
Bridges the functionality between the LinkIt module and the UUID_link module. This module will replace the link with a UUID and on output the UUID_link filter will rewrite it as a URL. This is especially useful for content that might not always have the same node id.
Adds an input filter to allow case tracker in Open Atrium to link to other cases in the same style as on drupal.org issues with a shorthand token [#nid].
This module provides BibTeX filter integration for Drupal input formats.
It converts BibTeX into HTML.
bibtex2html.php is from http://www.classen.be/bibtex2html/ and thanks to the author.
Aids in the development of input filters by providing a page that allows you to enter a bit of text and see both the rendered and unrendered HTML after filtering, without caching.
There's no need to install this module unless you're developing or debugging input filters or text formats.
In normal rendering of Drupal form fields, the field's "description" (i.e., its help text) gets placed below the form's input element, which is not necessarily the most useful place to place it. On textarea form fields that enable multiple input formats, for example, the field's help text gets placed below the text format selector and tips. This means that website users are unlikely to notice and read the help text.
This filter module adds the possibility to use page manager context keywords in any text field. As long as panels custom content are not translatable, this adds the possibility to create translatable and reusable blocks for a page/panel.
The common use case would be:
This is an extension module for the Video Filter module. It will add a simple input box next to the textareas, to allow user to simple insert videos into their nodes or comments.
