Filters/Editors

This module has been replaced by Wysiwyg API, which (also) integrates the TinyMCE editor with your Drupal site and provides the same functionality. Most (if not all) users should install or migrate to Wysiwyg API instead.

This module was the first to integrate Moxiecode's popular TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor into a Drupal site for editing advance site content. Unfortunately, the approach is dated. While I am going to make another push to get a customized version of TinyMCE committed, sun's approach to editor agnostic WYSIWYG in the WYSIWYG API is much more likely to get an editor into core.

You should only continue using this module if you are interested in modifying the editor itself. Users interested in simply activating the TinyMCE editor distributed by Moxiecode should move (and contribute) to the WYSIWYG API.

A simple module which automates the creation of tables and allows you and sufficiently permissioned users to add to them and maintain them.

An AJAX-only spellchecking module to allow the user to check their spelling on all textareas in Drupal (including nodes of course). The interface is very similar to that of Gmail's spellcheck.

Future plans include allowing the use of server-side spellchecking with aspell or similar, rather than using the Google spelling service.

Requirements: This module requires ajax.module to work on Drupal 4.6.x and 4.5.x. Ajax.module will soon be officially released, but is currently only available in my CVS sandbox.

Description

Break long pages into smaller ones automatically by words(or characters) limit, or by means of a customizable pagination tag:

This module is an AJAX based solution to easily insert your Flickr photos into your posts.
It displays Flickr photos as thumbnails in a bar across the bottom of your node post form. Clicking on the thumbnail of a photo you want to use will then automatically insert the proper HTML snippet into your post. If you have tinyMCE enabled on a textarea you can click and drag an image into the textarea.

The Rep[lacement]Tags module allows you to define tags (like $MYTAG$ or {DATE} as 'tokens' or 'markdown') and replace them with :

• user-defined content (custom text, images, code, ...),
• dynamically-generated or system values,
• or use RepTag to format your pages with simple markup-style tags.

Embed Drupal Blocks, Node metadata, User info, Images and videos with plain-text syntax like:

{BLOCK:image:Random image} {AUTHOR} {YOUTUBE:Z4VNMERVsC4}

Should be compatible with both WYSIWYG and plaintext editors.

A simple module that remembers the last input filter used by each user for editing nodes.

It operates completely in the background, using nodeapi hooks -- just create the database table, enable the module, and you're done.

This is a simple filter module. It converts relative URLs to be
relative to their current location, not the Drupal home
directory. This eases the process of loading a directory of HTML
files into your Drupal database and mapping them to the same URLs they
had before Drupal.

Footnotes module can be used to easily create automatically numbered footnote references into an article or post (such as a reference to a URL). It now supports also TinyMCE and CKEditor via WYSIWYG module.

DruTeX is a powerful LaTeX module for Drupal. It can be used to display mathematics written in LaTeX as images inline with other text, or separately as a downloadable pdf.

Features include:

• rendering of maths or arbitrary LaTeX via latex + ImageMagic / dvipng
• support of classical LaTeX-math environments like $x^2$, [ x^2 ]
• some plain latex2html and html2latex facilities (no external program needed)
• pdf generation of nodes (with LaTeX)
• highly-configurable input formats
• security-enhanced modes (to allow even anonymous users to write latex)
• Drupal / LaTeX UTF-8 (utf8) support
• Able to remotely render LaTeX on a foreign server if your primary server doesn't support LaTeX