Designed for the social web, Livefyre replaces static comment sections with dynamic, real-time conversations that empower users and help build hyper-active communities.
Some Livefyre Features
Capture conversations from Facebook & Twitter
Tag friends from social networks
Post to social networks from comment box
Share any comment to social networks
Live listener count
In-line media embedding
Mobile-specific interface
Search Engine crawlable
Centralized dashboard
Real-time filtering & search
Ban & whitelist users
Real-time spam protection
Community flagging
Comment history & annotations
Multiple moderators & permission levels
User profile pages
Inline user information
Follow live conversations
Custom email notifications
User ratings & comment likes
Customizable profile picture
Gravatar support
LinkBack to latest posts
UPDATE: The newest releases (7.x-1.3 and 6.x-1.3) now support Livefyre's v3.0 comments as well as v1.0!
Provides the Twig template engine as an input filter. Twig templates are stored as CTools Exportables, so you can edit them from the UI, and export them as Features Components.
Twig (place it in sites/all/libraries/twig or sites/<domain>/libraries/twig
Usage
Go to admin/structure/twig/add and create a template or two
Go to admin/config/content/formats and activate Twig on an input filter
Create a node using the Twig input filter. Use the Twig syntax {% include 'template_name' %} to include a template.
Future Development
I'm interested in extending this module to integrate Drupal and Twig in other ways. Feel free to post feature request issues with your thoughts and/or code. In particular, I'd like to add support for Tokens as Twig variables, and set up the Twig sandbox to restrict privileges for users having access to Twig-enabled input formats.
This sandbox project is a forked version of Coder module with changes specific to CiviCRM developers. If you weren't sent here with specific instructions, you probably don't want this module.