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A custom module that creates a block and imports xml data.
A custom module that creates a block and imports xml data.
My work-in-progress conversion of Menu Example module from Drupal 7 to 8.
This is an example of how to add sets in wysiwyg markitup.
This module adds a views field which allows you to trigger an action on any entity. The action is selectable in the field configuration.
Contrary to Views Bulk Operations these "operations" are links in the views row itself. This module is very similar to Views Row Operations: https://www.drupal.org/sandbox/jamesharv/1843622. It even had the same name so I've rebranded it to views_entity_actions.
Examples of entity actions in a views row:
This is an example module for adding iconsets using the patch found here: https://www.drupal.org/node/2025625#comment-8931461
It utilizes the FamFamFam silk icons found here: http://www.famfamfam.com/lab/icons/silk/
There are a couple really good modules out there for periodic revision maintenance and keeping node revisions in check, namely Node Revision Delete and Node Revision Restrict. These modules aim to make regular maintenance of your revisions easier to prevent revisions tables from growing too large. Stop here and try one of those projects if you have fewer than half a million rows in node_revision.
Simple module that uses PhantomJS to generate a PDF version of any Drupal page.
For example for a PDF version of http://site.com/blog you would link to http://site.com/pdf-version/blog.
If you ever wanted to turn your Drupal site into a membership site, PayPal Roles is probably the best option for doing just that.
This module is sponsored by: Jeney Repro Ltd.
This module requires the following modules:
Allows modules or themes to register layouts by simply providing a YAML file and some templates, and for other modules to list the available layouts and render them.
This is an API module to hold the Drupal 8 plugin manager for layouts. On it's own, it doesn't do anything - you'll need to install a module which (1) uses layout plugins to render something, (2) provides some layouts or (3) both.
There are a couple sub-modules that do just that for example purposes:
This sandbox project is an add-on module for the ctools project.
TLDR:
- This project allows you to move the ctools module's code around your Drupal installation without running into issues.
- Once this module is enabled any time the ctools code is moved all the caches around this will be automatically rebuilt.