Under active development

This module is not supported. See the new version of the module JivoSite Widget which actively supported.

Reference entities, files and extend with whatever you need for your project.

Reference content easier than before

With a better autocomplete and some better UX this module helps users find and link content together. But also opens for the possibility to inline editing and creation. But not like the Inline entity form, instead by using a ctools dialog.

In short this module tries to combine with great design and interaction design:

• Reference Dialog
• LinkIt

See sketches for inspiration!

Will work with:

The sandwich module provides an extendible way to inject arbitrary markup into the content of text fields. It can be used to inject banner ads into long texts or to place floating figures. Beside content injection the sandwich module is also capable removing or replacing parts of rendered markup.

Description

Provides CTools access rules based on URL variable existence or if it has an specific value.

For example,
http://www.example.com?variable=value

Status

This module is currently in development. There is no release yet.

Dependencies

• CTools

Sponsor

Development is sponsored by Web Partners.

The Audio & Video media module provides a custom content fields for audio and video files and support of media libraries like MediaElement.

Adds an additional collapsible functionality to the views group by option.

Create nodes from images

This is a sandbox feature for the Abatoii project in the Sanitation Hackathon Uganda

The module "Raa-FM" creates a block with the radio on the site.
Based on a script raa , project Аэотика.
developed by the project Service Triolan Kharkov
Install the radio section block.

radiofm v.1.0 (14.12.2012)
* Added ability to add stations from the admin panel.

Provides a views filter on comment depth.

With this filter, a view may be created of just top level comments, for instance. Useful in a freemium model, allowing free access to comments and limited access to replies.