Config Ignore Auto

This module, when both enabled and active, keep track of what configs were edited and make sure those are ignored from that moment on future config imports. The module is inactive when your first enable it. You can activate it through the settings page although you will likely want to do this by overriding the config on your production site's settings.php with: The main use case for this module is for those times when the end user of the site knows and wants to change stuff (views, webforms, blocks, etc.).

Config Pages

DO I NEED IT? At some point i was tired of creating custom pages using menu and form api, writing tons of code just to have a page with ugly form where client can enter some settings, and as soon as client wants to add some interactions to the page (drag&drop, ajax etc) things starts to get hairy. Same story was with creation of dedicated CT just to theme a single page (like homepage) and explaining why you can only have 1 node of this type, or force it programmatically. If this sounds familiar, then this module may be just a thing you were looking for :)

WebP

Creates a WebP copy of image style derivatives to decrease loading times. Description Whenever an image style derivative is created this module will also create a WebP copy of the derivative to be served to supporting browsers. Installation Make sure your hosting supports webp Install the module.

Tailwind CSS 11-color Palette Generator and API

A fast and flexible, HSL-tweakable palette generator and API for Tailwind CSS

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