Content editing experience

Vocabularies for content types: each content type is associated with one or more taxonomy terms. Each node is automatically associated with the same terms.

This module is an extension to the wysiwyg module when ckeditor is used as editor.

As of now it only supports CKEditor installed through the Wysiwyg module.

The CSS 3 column-count attribute creates documents (or parts of documents) with multiple columns. See http://www.quirksmode.org/css/multicolumn.html for examples. Not all browsers support this attribute, and those that do implement it inconsistently.

This filter imitates the effect of the column-count attribute just for lists. It provides consistency and a simple input format: simply put each list item on a separate line. For example, it will format

<multicolumn cols="3" type="ol">
one
two
three
four
five
six
seven
</multicolumn>

into something like this:

(depending on how you style <ol>).

A data source of names.

The iCopyright plugin adds article tools (print, email, share, and republish) and an interactive copyright notice to a Drupal site that facilitate the monetization and distribution of your content.

This module adds a field widget to support storing Twitter usernames, lists, hashtags, and/or search terms, and formatters to render the values.