This task requires efforts from the whole team that works with the site: designers, developers, and content managers. “It's absolutely impossible to build a modern site without implementing the accessibility standards. “Click here), too long or redundant ALT text, embedded visuals with no ALT text, and so on. This tool focuses on purely editorial accessibility issues such as empty headings, links with no text, too generic and meaningless link titles (e.g. The Editoria11y runs automatically with no need to start a check every time new content is created. It helps editorial teams make their content more accessible. Editoria11yĪnother great tool in Drupal for content editors is the Editoria11y (“editorial accessibility”) module. The module also makes it possible to quickly create content of a specific content type by using the “:add” command. The search results can be navigated via keyboard. The module also helps editors find the necessary admin pages as they start typing first letters. They start by typing “alt+d” and the coffee journey begins. It allows them to navigate through the admin dashboard fast with their keyboard. Of course, the Moderation Sidebar module is Drupal 9 compatible just like all the other tools on our list.Ĭoffee Of course, editors sometimes need a cup of coffee for better efficiency, but the Drupal Coffee module can also be helpful. This menu appears as they just go to any moderated entity and click “Tasks” on the toolbar.
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They can quickly moderate the current entities - edit, delete, archive the entities, create new drafts, and so on. It equips editors with a handy off-canvas menu. Yet another great tool to enhance the core Content Moderation is the Moderation Sidebar module. Also it helps authors get notified when somebody is asking for a fix. Common use cases of the module are to help big editorial teams get notifications about updated content. The Content Moderation Notifications module allows notifying users of specific roles when content transitions from one state to another. Here is a great add-on module for the core Content Moderation. This is available for editors from the admin interface.” As a great bonus, you don’t need a developers' help to add margins or paddings to any blocks. With help of this module, content editors can see how their content will look after editing. “Drupal was known to have a bad user experience at content edit forms.
Afterwards they become available to editors in the module’s UI.Īmong other things, the module enables them to add background images and videos to layouts. It has lots of options that can be configured by developers on the module’s configuration page. Thus the perfect page layout on different devices can be provided. It comes packed with three default breakpoints (Mobile, Tablet, and Desktop), and enables developers to create custom ones. The module adds responsive grids to the core Layout Builder.
Its main committers are Lead Developers Mahmoud Zayed and Aaron Christian.
One of the most prominent among them is the Bootstrap Layout Builder maintained by the ImageX team. There is a growing ecosystem of modules that add extra features to the Drupal core Layout Builder and enhance the efficiency of editorial tasks even further. The module comes packed with submodules such as the Admin Toolbar Extra Tools for additional links, the Admin Toolbar Search for a search box, and the Admin Toolbar Links Access Filter for the correct display of the links users do not have access to. It provides a handy drop-down menu allowing editors to quickly move around the Drupal admin panel. It’s hard to imagine efficient work with the content sections without the Admin Toolbar Drupal module. Key Drupal 9 contributed modules for content editors Admin Toolbar Leading on from our article " Core Drupal 9 Modules To Improve Editorial Efficiency" our developers have identified their top contributed modules to help you with your projects.
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