Theme Enhancements

Provides a Twig extension to work with render arrays.

Function

• will_have_output('path', 'to', 'render', 'array')

Filters

• add_class(string|array $class)
• merge_attributes(array|DrupalCoreTemplateAttribute $attributes)

Easily show users' assigned role or roles on their profile pages by using this module.

It makes a list of user roles available for site administrators to choose to show as one of the display fields available on user profiles.

Enable the module and go to People » Account settings » Manage display and drag "Roles" to where you would like it to display relative to the order of other items, like "Picture" and "Member for", available on this form that, as it explains, "lets administrators configure how fields should be displayed when rendering a user profile page."

Closed due to copyrights infringement.
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Make the Drupal admin panel look a little bit like Wordpress.
This is useful for showing the aggregated sidebar menu for content managers and using the admin menu (or smth) for admins.

Make the Drupal admin panel look a little bit like Wordpress.
This is useful for showing the aggregated sidebar menu for content managers and using the admin menu (or smth) for admins.

Common Body Class allows users to add classes to any page through the an interface.
The interface has options to select multiple user roles as well as pages where the class can be rendered.

Installing

Enable the module
To add a class to a page(s), simply visit the configuration page at Administration > Structure > Common Body Class

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Features

Widget allows you to define additional theme/module widgets that can be exposed as blocks. The widgets are defined from a yml file and are stored as configuration.

Widget concept

The idea behind "Widget" is to allow the front end to create reusable components that are easily configurable on the back end.

A widget can be:
- A simple header image with text in front
- A simple map
- A profile box
- ..

Simple Drupal 8 module allowing content administrators to select themes on a node-by-node basis.

This is a small helper module and I believe it will grow with time. Main idea is to add some flexibility to render for process, each time we have to add some hook suggestion or preprocess functions etc.
So now you will have some of these things just out of the box like:
suggestions: $theme_name . '_' . $form_id
preprocess functions: $theme_name . '_preprocess_form__' . $form_id

Allows for switching the displayed theme based on the menu of the active menu item for the page. Managed as a setting on the menu.

the theminator module makes it possible to select predefined template files