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Inline Devel - what is it?

Inline Devel is a module that extend the regular devel executed form with an
IDE options.

Why should you use it?

The execute code form is good for debugging data without edit files.
The problem is that we don't have an auto complete for functions and classes.
Inline devel offers you this solution. When starting to type the function name,
you'l get a list of functions, classes, interfaces and hooks available to you.

Yes, you can define hooks. All the hooks you'l write down in the execute code
form will be attached as hooks defined by the module inline_dvel_dummy_module.
If you worried - inline devel is not writing on the files of the modules but
create a session with a stack of the hooks you defnied or any other functions.

How to use it?

Becuase this module extend the devel execute form you need to go the form.
Go to ?q=devel/php. In the form start to type your code and you'l get the list
of available functions, classes, interfaces and hooks.

If you'd like to delete some functions that you defined in the execute code
form emable first the module "Inline Devel UI" and then go to
?q=admin/config/development/inline_devel_admin and there you can delete the
functions.

Features

1. Use ctrl + s to submit the form
2. Use tab for a much more easier indentation

This module provides minimal entity type that is fieldable with absolutely zero extraneous functionality.

Why would you want to use this when node module enables you to create as many custom content types as you want?
Downside that i find difficult to overcome with node entity is there are too many modules that depend on it and force added functionality that you don't always want, and it gets worse when you cannot disable the added functionality. What if you want to use a custom content type to store information that is not meant for public "content consumption"? too bad! you cant with node (or at least i found no easy way to prevent that). Your custom node type will appear in search results, have comments attached to it (minimal metadata when comments are disabled), etc etc etc. I didn't want any of that and was fed up with not being able to turn off unwanted extra functionality on node types, so i created this module to provide a way to create custom content types without any extraneous functionality, unless explicitly added via fields.

Important notice

While module is currently in usable shape, it is not yet in optimal quality.
This is my first ever attempt at writing custom entity implementation and i am still learning.

Helpful functionalities for fields.

Integrates a WYSIWYG into Panopoly

Drupal 8

Installation

Before installing this module, please run this command to add the 'drupal-ckeditor-plugins' Composer repository to your site's composer.json:

composer config repositories.drupal-ckeditor-plugins composer https://panopoly.gitlab.io/drupal-ckeditor-plugins

And then install via Composer:

composer require drupal/panopoly_wysiwyg

Drupal 7

Key Features

• The best TinyMCE WYSIWYG in Drupal
• Addition of Kitchen Sink and Spellcheck Plugins
• A good MarkitUp Editor for Drupal
• Switching WYSIWYG + HTML text formats
• Integration of Linkit module for adding WYSIWYG Links
• Support for Caption Filter's WYSIWYG Captions

Allows the creation and reuse of fielded entities to add common types of content to your Panopoly pages!

Key Features

• Integration with Link module to provide a list of links
• Provides the ability to provide an uploaded file
• Provides the ability to provide an uploaded image
• Provides the ability to provide a WYSIWYG authored block of text
• Integration with Simple GMap module to provide a map
• Integration with Tablefield module to provide a table
• Integration with Media module to provide an embedded video
• Provides a custom entity to create a rotating spotlight
• Integration with Menu Block to provide a submenu
• Provides a customizable view to add a generic list of content
• Provides a customizable view to add a generic piece of content
• Inclusion of default content for Panopoly Widgets
• UX/UI Improvements for naming and positioning of Chaos Tools plugins