Content editing experience

EasyLists is a Drupal module that allows users to create lists in their contents in a very intuitive way, for example:

Detects and allows removal of obsolete content types managed by missing modules and modules that no longer offer the content types they once did.

This module is currently unstable and in need of patching. We just realized there are a few hard coded elements causing problems. Until we get a chance to patch and release, do not attempt to use for dev or production. (We can, however, use all the debug help we can get!)

Effectively allows a plug-n-play style implementation of Google Web Toolkit AJAX widgets within a Drupal website. Widgets can be used within CCK, a block, or as an input filter. (Rumor has it the JS widget doesn't have to only be a GWT created JS widget...) Our intuition tells us this module will have a limited following until AJAX widgets mature a bit in general - our Liquid Layout (OALiquid) may be of more help for those seeking to add AJAX functionality to a page as it will output Json from a drupal View.

How to Use
After enabling the module, navigate to:
Site Configuration>GWT

You can "Add" your widget from this location (uploads to your files directory) and use the advanced options to control and style the display*. After "Setting" your new widget, you can insert it into any node or block by simply using the following tag:
[gwt:yourwidgetname]
NOTE: the inline instructions within the module admin are incorrect. The tag will NOT work if you use 'oagwt' instead of 'gwt'.

Easylink is a Drupal module/TinyMCE plugin that allow users to easily create links in the WYSIWYG editor without typing URLs. It provides a pop-up window with a list of pages.

The inlineimages module is an add-on to the mailhandler module and provides the ability to process inline images - graphics embedd

The D6 core filters system allows an admin to restrict the type of input format available to a user by user role. It does not, however, allow the admin to restrict the available input formats by node type. So if you e.g. want to allow for node bodies with embedded images and others without, you will be stranded with just core functions.

Features

This module fills that gap. It provides a simple checkbox-based interface where an administrator can restrict what input filters are available to what node types. These rules are applied after the role-based restrictions, so it can never offer more input formats than the default role-based input formats would.

As of 6x-1.5, this functionality is extended towards each node type's comments. You may chose to restrict them the same way as the corresponding node type (default), to a different scheme or not at all.

Quick reference

1. Install the module.
2. Note the additional options on each node type settings page (sections submission and comments (if comment module is active).
3. Optionally set the new bypass filter restrictions user permission for each role.

Status/Roadmap

D5

No more development, only security fixes.

D6