Content editing experience

Extends the Context module by making it respect default block settings.

Overview

A topic map is a set of topics and associations between them. This module implements topic maps as a data-driven generic graph structure of typed associations between topics embedded as markup in Drupal node data. (For example, "Homer is married to Marge" can be marked up as an association between Marge, the wife, and Homer, the husband, whose type is marriage.) The embedded markup, processed into the graph structure, drives navigational and analytical tools. Thus, topic maps may be seen as a generalized way of implementing indexes, glossaries, thesauri, taxonomies, ontologies, and other systems of creating, collecting, curating, and navigating topics and associations that are of interest to communities of users.

Application areas can be found where there is rich, highly granular content whose relationships cannot be adequately represented or navigated with fielded data or "tags": document dumps, large corpora, fan sites, political or economic blogs, litigation services, etc.

The WordStream module integrates WordStream keyword tools into your Drupal site. The WordStream service provides a keyword research api (with a free account option). The WordStream module provides access to both classes of keyword tools.

With this module you can explore how often certain terms are searched for and the popularity of keyword variants.

The WordStream module also acts as a data source for the Keyword Research module which provides a rich user interface for keyword analysis and management.

Currently the module is operational, future plans are to implement additional WordStream reporting.

For installation, follow the instructions in the README.txt file.

Requirements & recommendations

Required modules:

• None

Recommended modules:

• Keyword Research - Enables keyword management and integration with other keyword research data sources
• Drupal SEO Tools - integrated dashboard for SEO reporting, analytics and optimization

Sponsorship

Field form module adds input form elements as field to any fieldable entities such as node, user and taxonomy term to your Drupal site. Text field, radio buttons, check boxes, select list (single/multi selection), text area and date are the available input form elements for Fields in Core. Field form can be used as questionnaire or inquiry that asks for a reply. Submissions are stored in a database and are presented as table using the powerful data presentation feature of the Views module.

Part of the Debut features set, Debut Wysiwyg provides Wysiwyg module integration including configuration for Wysiwyg editing and accompanying input formats and Media module integration for adding file assets to text areas.

Like all Debut features, Debut Wysiwyg can be integrated either as a stand-alone feature to quickly add Wysiwyg functionality to any Drupal site or as part of a Drupal distribution. Debut Wysiwyg is used in the Open Outreach Drupal distribution aimed at nonprofits.

Installing

You have two options for installing Debut Wysiwyg:

• Debut Wysiwyg is used in the Open Outreach Drupal distribution aimed at nonprofits, so you can install it as part of Open Outreach.
• Install manually along with the dependencies listed below.

Includes:

• Three input formats: Wysiwyg public, Wysiwyg contributor, and Wysiwyg editor.
• A Wysiwyg profile for each of the input formats, including edit buttons designed to meet the common editing needs of users with varying roles.
• Incorporates the Media module for inline insertion of media.
• Uses the Entity module to export the input formats.
• A Drush Make.make file with all dependencies, including the CKEditor.

Reviser is an inline wysiwyg editor, meaning you can edit the node body content without going to the edit page. Just click anywhere on the node body and start editing.