Filters/Editors

This module allows you to reference image nodes from other nodes.

To use this module, you first create an Image node for the image you want to to embed in another node. Then, in the node where you want that image to appear, you use the tag [image:nodeid]. When your page is displayed, this tag will be replaced with a thumbnail of the image. Options to the image tag give control over various aspects of how the image is displayed.

This module provides a simple text format (input filter) that handles <?php ?> and <code></code> tags so that users can post code without having to worry about manually escaping < and > characters with &lt; and &gt;

For PHP code, this module also adds syntax highlighting. For example:

print "Hello, world!";

This module is used on drupal.org.

This module has a handbook page; you can refer to it for more detailed documentation.

Image Assist allows users to upload and insert images inline into content. It automatically generates an "Add image" link under fields of your choice. Clicking the link opens an image browser, displaying all images that have been uploaded via the Image module.

Images can be filtered by ownership or taxonomy terms (categories). New images can be uploaded through Image Assist's dialog. Clicking on an image displays a properties page where attributes such as caption, size, and alignment can be set before the image is inserted into the post.

Image Assist is especially useful when using a client-side editor/WYSIWYG editor. Currently, it can be used with TinyMCE via Wysiwyg API - support for other editors is right on the way.

The tables module is a filter that converts a simple [table ] macro into HTML encoded table.

This is a simple filter module to embed TeX-generated images into Drupal nodes, which is very useful for embedding complex math formulas in pages without making images by hand and uploading them to Drupal.

A simple but extendable word filter for Drupal.

8.x-2.x: The Wordfilter module provides a suitable base for manual filtering of profanity ("bad words") as well as for dynamic keyword replacement.

This module allows users to create and manage Wordfilter configurations.
Wordfilter configurations..

• are multilingual, fully exportable Drupal configuration entities.
• may be (re)-used as filters at any text format, node and comment.
• contain a user-defined list of words, which will be filtered out (when enabled as filter).
• can optionally use a substitution text for the defined filter words.

You can choose between different filtering processes, like direct filtering of specified words or token filtering. You may add your own implementation, e.g. for using an external web service which does the filtering for you.

8.x-2.0: A beta version of 8.x-2.0 has been released. Anyone is free to test this release for bugs, problems and security issues.

7.x-2.x: A backport of 8.x-2.x is planned for Drupal 7, namely 7.x-2.x. The backport development will begin after the first stable release of 8.x-2.0.

7.x-1.x: The active 7.x-1.x development has been stopped and won't be supported anymore by the maintainer. Feel free to open a new issue and offer co-maintenance for 7.x-1.x if you want to keep the development of this version alive. No upgrade path for 7.x-1.x to 7.x-2.x/8.x-2.x is currently planned, since there's no stable release of 7.x-1.x available at this time.

Project description for 7.x-1.x

This module allows site administrators to filter certain words on all pages.

A module that gives users a formatting bar that inserts BBCode into posts using Javascript. Works on IE and Firefox.

5.x-2.x-dev now ready for testing
The 5.x-2.x-dev branch is now ready for testing. If you'd like to help out, please download it, try it out, and report any bugs you find back here.

This module provides web content providers with the means to earn revenue from visitors by displaying ads from Google AdSenseâ„¢ advertising service on their sites.

Why should you use it:

• AdSense for Search and Drupal are incompatible as both use the 'q' query for different purposes. Using this module, you can display the search results in your site.
• The module provides easy-to-use ad blocks.
• You can easily disable the ads for certain roles.
• Provides simple controls for troubleshooting the ads before going live with the site.
• If Google changes some minor details in the script, your code can be updated site-wide just by upgrading the module.
• Protects you from displaying more ads in a page than the maximum allowed by Google (check current disabled)
• If you want to do ad revenue sharing, there's really no other option

Why shouldn't you use it:

• Strictly speaking, this module is not in compliance with the AdSense TOS, since you're not exactly copy-pasting the script code in your site. No one has ever reported being banned because of using this module, and Google knows of its existence, and seem not to mind.

The Media module provides an extensible framework for managing files and multimedia assets, regardless of whether they are hosted on your own site or a 3rd party site - it is commonly referred to as a 'file browser to the internet'.

Media is a drop-in replacement for the Drupal core upload field with a unified User Interface where editors and administrators can upload, manage, and reuse files and multimedia assets. Any files uploaded before Media was enabled will automatically take advantage of the many of the features it comes with.

This module is no longer supported. Please consider using the Typogrify module instead.

This module translates plain ASCII punctuation characters into “smart” typographic punctuation HTML entities including Straight quotes, Backticks-style quotes, dashes and three consecutive dots..