The Entity Fields Builder module enhances Drupal's standard "manage fields" interface, making it possible to quickly add multiple fields to a content type or other fieldable entity, using field templates based on properties of standard content schemas such as the ones available at Schema.org. The advantages of standardized, schema-based field definitions include:
Better searchability. Using the Schema.org module, you can automatically and easily add markup to web pages that enables search engines to better recognize the semantic meaning of the content on those pages. This provides search engine optimization. Major search engines including Bing, Google and Yahoo! have agreed to recognized Schema.org-based markup in order to improve the display of search results.
Better interoperability. The Schema.org module provides RDFa markup, which means that the content on web pages can be extracted automatically using the SPARQL query language or as Google Rich Snippets. In effect, other websites and applications can use your Drupal site not just as a source of web pages, but as a sort of database from which information can be queried and programmatically retrieved.
Hide Filepath provides a way to hide absolute paths to files on the page source, even if your Drupal instance is using the Public download method.
It especially comes in handy if you want users to be prompted to login first before viewing or downloading a file.
Note: This is not a security module. It's only "security through obscurity". If a direct file-path is known, it is still accessible.
Also, this module currently only supports file fields attached to the Node entity.
This module allows us to sort the elements of a field which has the select list
widget.
Usage
For example:
We have a field called Months, which is a "List (text)" field with the "Select list" widget. In the "Allowed values list" for this field we have the following values: