Simple module to extend the editor (CKeditor) image dialog so that images can be used/placed inside the editor with a image style applied.
IMPORTANT: Currently the module (output of the module) only works if the "Restrict images to this site" filter inside the textformat is deactivated.
Enhances the link Dialog in D8 CKEditor.
Allows to define the following attributes:
Install as usual then:
The project started out as trial to understand and use CKEditor Media module. After many hours of learning I found myself rebuilding this module. This is using all the work what has been done on Media WYSIWYG and uses CKEditor widgets support.
This module is NOT duplicate of Media CKEditor module since it uses WYSIWYG module approach.
I moved this into:
https://www.drupal.org/project/twig
This is a simple input filter that runs the text as if it's an inline Twig template.
Currently the only context data provided is the langcode.
This module allows to insert links to Drupal entities (content, files, tags, etc...) when using CKEditor. The idea of this module is based on D7 version of CKEditor Link, however implementation is quite different.
Editor CKEditor Widgets integrates with CKEditor to provide common embeddable widgets.
Editor CKEditor Widgets has two dependencies.
Contributed modules
This module was created primarily to address issues related to the cache_form table in Drupal.
Specifically:
1. Ajaxified forms throw an error if the the form was served from a cached page after the corresponding record in cache_form was deleted
2. cache_form table size can grow to be extremely large in enterprise websites
This is a fork of codefilter to work better with prism library to provide better d.o syntax highlighting.
DESCRIPTION
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This module povides an input filter which allows to add prefix and suffix
to an external url.The user has to povide the list of domains and their
corresponding prefixes and suffixes to be added to the urls.
INSTALLATION
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Since it is an input filter so the steps are little differnt for installing this module as compared to others
This module does the basic setup to implement Drupal WYSIWYG Best Practices recommended by Matthew Vaughan. It is designed to work either as a standalone module or as a component within a Drupal distro.
WYSIWYG Starter includes a submodule named "WYSIWYG Starter Formats" which defines a couple of text formats and WYSIWYG profiles named Filtered HTML and Full HTML. If you do not want to use them, leave the submodule disabled and manually define your own text formats and WYSIWYG profiles.
