The Alexa Widgets module provides a block which displays one of the Alexa widgets
described at http://www.alexa.com/siteowners/widgets which is either:
Node Gallery jCarousel is a module that combines two other powerful modules (Node Gallery and jCarousel) to provide an out-of-the-box solution for paging through a gallery of nodes.
Drupal Guestbook Smileys (DGBS) provides Smileys module integration
for the Drupal Guestbook (DGB) module.
Add on module for the Node comments module that enables AJAX submission, editing and deletion of nodecomments.
Provides a Slideshow formatter for Image fields, using JQuery Cycle plugin.
Compared to Views slideshows, building the slideshow from multiple nodes, this module builds it from a single node, with a multi-valued Image/Media/Field Collection field.
Provides a database table containing indexes to entities of any type. This module doesn't do anything on its own and should only be installed if another module depends on it.
Provides a "boolean" field type with an additional state of "not set" in addition to the usual "true/false" or "on/off." A separate display string can be defined for each state. For example, if the field represents the status of a cron job, the three display strings might be:
- Cron job completed without errors
- Cron job completed with errors
- Cron job has not been run.
The corresponding default storage values are 1, 0, and -1.
The field type is integrated with the Rules module.
Flippy is an ultra-simple module that generates previous/next pagers for content types. On the Node type administration screen, you can turn Flippy on or off
for each content type. It'll generate a unique pager for each content type, so you can page through Articles or page through Blog posts, but you can't page
through all nodes on the site.
To change the position of the pager, visit the content type's Manage Display page, where fields and other fieldish things can be dragged about. Flippy's there, too.
On 404 Not Found error pages, Drupal will skip rendering of all the navigation links of your website for performance reasons*. Some of these include:
* Unless you have configured a "Default 404 (not found) page" on admin/config/system/site-information.
But many websites find navigation invaluable. Especially on 404 pages, when they want to show lost users how to get to real pages.
So this module simply revives those features on 404 pages. Simply install and enable the module. No configuration needed.
This module modifies the default "taxonomy_term" view provided by the Views module to provide multi-term node display functionality. The default "taxonomy_term" view returns all nodes tagged with ANY of the term ids in the URL.
With Drupal 7, this module restores the multi-term node display functionality removed from Drupal 7.
