This module restores the Priority feature of Node Access that was removed in Drupal 8.
This module is not yet functional! Patches are welcome!
Node Access Priority does not have a user interface itself, but if you use multiple Node Access modules, then those that support Priority will let you increase or decrease their priority relative to the others.
Allows granular access control to images and image style derivatives.
Secure Notes helps solve the problem of exchanging sensitive information with people who do not have the same tool-set or skill-set. It provides a system, similar to password reset links in which a one-time node creation link can be sent to a person's email address. This is meant to solve the problem of exchanging sensitive passwords via email.
This module extends the content access module to put the view (any/own) [TYPE] to the drupal permissions form. So a user settings the access permissions doesn't have to switch between two forms and he doesn't need access to change content type settings.
The module is part of the ERPAL Distribution
This sandbox is a fork of Domain roles module, in a hope to provide a working and full-featured version. The goal is to be able to grant specific roles (such as redactor, moderator) to users, only on designated domains (based on Domain Access module).
I forked so that development is not slowed down by any maintenance take-over process. When initial rewrite phase is over, I will suggest my code to current maintainer.
The "administer nodes" permission is often considered too powerful to be used in a site. An administrator may want to allow a category of users to be able to administer (meaning (un)publish, set authoring, etc.) nodes, but only articles, while another group may do the same on another content type (pages).
This module tries to provide a solution to this problem by providing atomic permissions by content type. The list includes (Un-)publish content, (Un-)Promote content, (Un-)Set as sticky, and change authorship, applied on each content type.
This module allows Administrators to set permissions for publishing content under selected menu items for selected users.
Delay access to content based on users role and content type.
The feeds functionality for the Drupal Showoff distribution.
Field Value Loader(FVL) is a simple module to hide a field values ​followed by their display via ajax-request.
