Content editing experience

Content protector allows an arbitrary directory to be protected by Drupal authentication.

Overview

A module which might save a lot of work (see the example scenarios below) if you have content in two or more languages.

Dynamically insert pre-defined text strings into nodes or comments. See a screen shot.

Canned Texts creates a views generated drop down list widget in the node-form and/or comment-form. By selecting a list item, text is dynamically inserted into the node and/or comment text area fields, at the point of the cursor. Canned Texts works with the views module and adds a new "display" to the views module called "Canned Texts". The "Canned Texts" display provides widget settings for:

• Node Type: Select which node type the widget will appear on.
• Show in: Select if the widget should appear in the comment form or node form.
• Show title: Select if the view title should be shown above the widget.

Drupal's taxonomies are not field, and that makes it difficult for theming in view and in form specially when there is more than one vocabulary. Several vocabularies waste lots of space in form.

This is a simple module that uses the Flag module API to add an additional flag type to allow you to flag pages so you can bookmark any URL on your site i

Adds some extra features to Language Sections, currently the ability to set displayed titles of nodes, blocks and Views.

Modules included

• Language Sections Node Titles to set node titles.
• Language Sections Block Titles to set block titles.
• Language Sections View Titles to set titles of Views (page or block).
• Language Sections Titles needed by all the above.
• Language Sections Search to allow content to be indexed for use with Drupal's core Search module. See #361069: Only default language is indexed for search.

Language Sections Node Titles

This module allows node titles to be set from text within a LS section in the body of the node.

Target Audience

Users of Language Sections who want to store content for multiple languages in a single node rather than the node-per-language approach.

=== en ===
Title: This is the Title in English
Here is the English text.
=== fr ===
Title: This is the Title in French
Here is the French text.

Usage notes and limitations