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The WYSIWYG Filter module provides an input filter that allows site administrators configure which HTML elements, attributes and style properties are allowed. It also may add rel="nofollow" to posted links based on filter options. It can do so with no additional parsing on user input. That is, it may apply nofollow rules while parsing HTML elements and attributes.
This module provides a dynamic interface for content administration.
It is intended to supplement Drupal's built-in content management page, and features these improvements over the standard interface:
Uses AHAH to show node previews and node edit forms within the existing page.
Uses AJAX to perform searches, apply filters, and retrieve the results without reloading the entire page.
Adds filters by author and text content (using Drupal's built-in search).
Shows how many nodes exist within a given set of filters, and allows direct navigation to any page of results.
The built-in content management page requires the 'administer nodes' access permission, which grants access to a broad range of content-related operations. This module's page is accessible to users granted a permission for only that purpose. Through this page, normal content permissions are enforced, so content can be viewed, modified, or deleted only by users who have these permissions.
JavaScript is required for most of these features. Also, this module requires PHP version 5.2.
It gives the user the ability to create custom tokens for specific replacements that can improve other modules relying on the Drupal 7 token API or, for Drupal 6, the Token module.
Versions 7.x-1.x and previous relied on PHP evaluation to build custom tokens.
The new 7.x-2.x relies on input filters. While still allowing for PHP tokens through the D7 core PHP filter module, administrators can permit only HTML or plain text custom tokens.