This module provides a framework for setting cookies that works well with page caching. It does not do anything on its own, but rather provides an API that other modules can use.
This allows to use the apcu.so php extension with https://www.drupal.org/project/chained_fast module.
It also includes the Symfony apcu-polyfill, which makes it work for both apc and apcu module.
Compared to https://www.drupal.org/project/apc this backend is very stripped down to the bare basics and is pretty similar to the Drupal 8 APCuCacheBackend.php.
This plugin adds numbered list and ordered list properties dialogs (available in context menu).
They allow setting:
Provides Ra Framework client API.
Implementation emerap/ra_client library for Drupal 8.
Create file [MODULE_NAME].ra.client.yml inside module directory.
For Nodes only.
An easy way to create blocks based on a node view mode.
Allowed one block per view mode per node type.
Block must be placed on the node page for it to be rendered.
This module was created to help content editors to manage their content on a page from one location.
Scenario:
There are 3 regions that will host content on the node detail page:
Simple interface for disabling Drupal core CSS files.
This module provides a plugin that renders a view as a table with both row and column headings.
By default, Views only renders tables with column headings. However, to ensure that websites are usable for users who rely on screen readers, such as users with blindness, it is sometimes necessary to render long or complex tables with row headings as well as column headings. For more information, see http://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/tables/two-headers/.
This module allows to deploy the comments in reverse order.
Slowload is a image slow/lazy loading sandbox module, with a low quality prerender for better UX.
It provides a page for configuration of image style pairs. If a "preload" (low quality) image style is provided for a given "main" (high quality, normal) image style, the preload one will be loaded first, then replaced with the main image style once the image is fully loaded and in the viewport.
Block Timer is a module for analyzing page block performance.
It will display a small text box underneath each block title showing the time (in milliseconds) it took to render that block. Hovering your mouse over the text box will display a popup window with some more useful detail to help you analyze the load time of your pages.
