The Menu Site Map module is a plugin for the Site Map module
that provides greater configuration and theming capabilities over the default handling of menus by the Site Map module.
In particular, the module allows site administrators to:
This module provide the "Administration theme" system page alteration, which allow the site administrator to configure a full set of arbitrary path on which the administration theme should be active.
It also provides some integration with node, workflow and revisionning modules; while the user can type in its own pathes, a list of predefined ones can be checked (depending on which module are enabled on the Drupal instance).
This simple module overwrites permissions the node declared menu path /node by adding an extra 'access node path' permission to your permissions page.
This module provides a way to place multiple nodes within a menu. This module was designed to be used with Views Bulk Operations.
The original use case for this module was to place nodes imported with the Node Import module into the menu structure after import.
This module was originally developed for the Center for Research Libraries website.
Taxonomy NCO uses Normalised Co-Occurrence analysis to look for relationships between terms in Drupal vocabularies. This allows us to infer semantic relationships between terms, and thus to provide advanced 'you may also be interested in' links. On large vocabularies this technique can bring big improvements in user experience and SEO.
*Jquery_update 2.x-dev is required for it to function 100% in Drupal 6. 7 release just works :)
Subsites are a part of your website that can have its own menu, theme, custom CSS or anything else you want.
Subsites can be defined in a few manners:
Subsites can have:
The people managing content on the sites you build are frequently not site administrators, and the usual administrative menus often do not fit the use case for these roles. Enter Floating Manager Menu.
Floating Manager Menu is intended as an alternative to such modules as Simple Menu and Administrator Menu with a focus on non-administrative content editors and managers. It allows you to include an unobtrusive and easily styled menu without the need to dedicate a region within your site's theme.
Block tab module allows you to display blocks in a region as tabbed contents (1 block content is visible at a time). Block titles are tabs, and block contents are the content.
I developed this module at Pronovix, contact us for Drupal consulting or development jobs: http://pronovix.com
This module allows you to move the "Read more" link from the node's links area to the end of the teaser text.
NOTE: This page is devoted solely to the Drupal 7.x version of the Read More Link module. If you're using an earlier version of Drupal, please visit the old Read More Link for Drupal 6.x and earlier module page.
You can style the "Read more" link by adding the following to your theme's stylesheet (usually style.css):
