Content editing experience

This module integrates the excellent HTML5 "true WYSIWYG" editor Aloha Editor) with Drupal.

• The 7.x-1.x version of this module is the original version of this module. (Also see the history below.)
• The 7.x-2.x version of this module is developed as part of the Spark project.
• The 8.x-2.x version of this module is being proposed for Drupal core inclusion. It has feature parity with the 7.x-2.x version.

By installing the Edit module, you will also be able to use Aloha Editor to edit nodes/fields in-place, on the front-end, as well!

This module is under very active development! Hence: no stable releases! When installing: please do read the installation instructions!

History

As for namespace consistency this has moved to http://drupal.org/project/aloha

Block Options allows site administrators to define options that will appear
as checkboxes on block configuration pages.
Selected options will be available as css classes in the block.tpl.php template file

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Locks down image references to the host/domain of your site only, to prevent CSRF attacks, and avoid HTTPS mixed content errors.

In short: This input filter restricts image tags in HTML content submitted by users to your site.

This module allows users to get their CiviCRM assigned activities into their Google Calendar or similar calendaring applications, by providing a feed of each user's assigned activities in iCalendar format, ready to be subscribed to from with Google Calendar and/or Outlook.

Key features

• General description: Users can access an iCal feed of their upcoming (future) Activities, suitable for subscription via Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and/or similar software
• Activities are represented as VEVENT objects, matching applicable properties (DTSTART, DTEND based on duration, etc.) where possible and appending names of any other asignees to the DESCRIPTION property.
• Feed includes activities of any type, including client-defined activity types.
• Feed includes activities with a status of "Scheduled" or any client-defined activity status.
• To conserve server resources, feeds are cached at a site-wide configurable interval (default 30 minutes).