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.
The Comment Easy Reply module tries to speed up the way users reply to existent comments, giving each comment a sequential number.
How the module works
The Comment Easy Reply module assigns a number to each comment of the same node, respecting the comments order.
To reply to a comment, click on the comment number: a special tag will be added to the comment form textarea.
The special tag in your comment body will be converted into a link displaying the number of referred comment or its author.
Features
Comment numeration: each comment in the same node is numbered.
Use tags to reply: reply to a comment inserting a simple tag in comment body.
(e.g.: @#1, @#2, ...).
Reply to multiple comments at the same time: users can insert as many comment tags as they likes in comment body.
Themeable comment tags: each tag in a comment body will be rendered as a themeable link.
(two choices for default: #COMMENT_NUMBER and @COMMENT_AUTHOR.
E.g.: #1, #2.1, @myname, ...)
Tooltips on comment tags: each link to a referred comment will show the referred comment body in a tooltip, for a better discussion reading