Actively maintained

A content type with colorful with multiple pros and cons fields.

The Content Type Filter lets you filter content listing pages simply by adding admin/content/types/story to the URL (for example).

Work in progress for D8 evolutions of the Field API :
- CMI
- Plugins
- ...

Summary

Provide Twitter cards meta tags on nodes to allow previews of the nodes to be shown in tweets giving users a preview of the media you are linking to.

The main aim of the module is to do this while not being dependent on any other modules.

Features

There are 3 different types of cards Summary, Photo and Video. This module supports Summary and Photo. Video however is not supported due to the complexity of the integration this would not be possible to create a generic solution. You would need to do this project by project.

The following can be done per content type.

• Use the Summary or Photo card style
• Select an image field, from that content type, to use in the tweet

Testing

Once you have the module enabled you can use the following tool provided by Twitter to preview how your content will look in Twitter cards, without the need to tweet links to your pages.

• Summary example
• Photo example

Testing your own Twitter cards

You can use the following link to test integration of Twitter cards on your own site without having to spam your twitter account.

https://dev.twitter.com/docs/cards/preview

Metriweb is an implementation of the CIM Metriweb tool.
Additional information can be found at the website of CIM Metriweb (http://cim.be).

The Setup module adds the ability to have scripted, setup wizards which are run automatically on the first access of a completed or upgraded site.

Think of it as a method of introducing a client to their new/updated site and having them fill out required information that may not have been available at the time of development, such as their Google Analytics tracking code or Twitter account.

This module is intended for use by Developers as the creation of your setup script is done in a profile/module/theme .info file, however the syntax is not complex and could be attempted by an adventurous site builder.

Setup was written by Stuart Clark and is maintained by Stuart Clark (deciphered) and Brian Gilbert (realityloop) of Realityloop Pty Ltd.
- http://www.realityloop.com
- http://twitter.com/realityloop