This module tidies Drupal's HTML output with HTML Tidy by optionally sanitizing it when it is saved or when it is displayed, like a traditional input formatter. Missing and mis-ordered tag components are replaced and reordered automatically so that user input doesn't break site structure with open tags and the like.
User interface configuration supports:
This is a HTML correcting module. The filter scans the input, builds up a list of open tags and closes them when needed.
Inline module allows users to display uploaded files and images inline, i.e. place links to files into a content using a simple [inline:filename.jpg] tag. The effect is a link to the file or the display of an image, depending on the file type.
Inline allows users to place an uploaded image or a file attachment anywhere in the content. During creation of a content, a user can simply enter the number or filename of the attachment that should be displayed inline. After submitting the content, the number is automatically converted to the corresponding filename.
Quicktags adds buttons to your forms, for easy insertation of code (like basic HTML) into a textarea.
It uses on-the-fly generated javascript to do the magick.
It is not a wysiwyg editor, but something far simpler: It simply inserts the basic HTML into your textarea.
The relatedlinks module enables nodes to display related URLs to the user via blocks. Related links can be defined in 3 ways:
This filter provides a simplified, wiki-like syntax for linking to articles or search results on many commonly-used internet reference websites.
This module enables you to enter visual formating tags to node body. The tag syntax is taken from Opus documentor http://www.opus.ch. Available tags are listed on filter tips page.
Excerpt module allows you to enter a separate excerpt/summary/teaser for a node, which does not have to be a cut off version of the body.
This is a simple filter module. It converts a Scripture reference into a clickable link that points to one of numerous on-line Bibles.
The Markdown with SmartyPants module allows you to enter content using Markdown, a simple, plain text syntax that is filtered into valid XHTML, and will automatically convert plain ASCII characters to their proper Unicode entities in context ("curly quotes," et al.) using SmartyPants.
