Modules

I'm going to start listing some of the "one-off" modules I've used on sites in this article.  (Note - this list will grow over time so check back).I won't list all the standard modules - like the ones on the home page of this site - only the interesting ones that have helped in specific situations for clients.

The Redirect module is an essential tool for managing URL redirects in Drupal. It helps site administrators improve user experience and search engine optimization (SEO) by efficiently handling outdated or incorrect URLs. With its powerful features, the Redirect module is a go-to solution for managing URL changes and avoiding broken links on your site.

The Webform module is one of the most robust and widely used tools for creating forms in Drupal. Whether you need contact forms, surveys, event registrations, or any other type of data collection, Webform provides a feature-rich framework for building and managing forms.

The Feeds Tamper module is an extension of the Feeds module that allows you to modify data before it's saved to Drupal entities. It provides a range of built-in plugins to manipulate data such as trimming text, converting case, performing calculations, and even custom PHP transformations.

Introduction

If you're reading this, chances are you love Drupal! One of its standout features is its ability to integrate with various modules, such as the CKEditor 5 plugin pack, which enhances the editing experience significantly. This article explores the features, benefits, and practical applications of this powerful tool.