Site Navigation

Setup and display to user toolbar style navigation menu (on top of page by default). A toolbar is set of shortcuts (link items) configured by the site administrator (or users with "administer toolbar" permission).

This module is not a backport of the D7 Toolbar Module, it takes the original idea and implements the shortcut feature. This module has been inspired and takes some ideas from Admin and Admin menu modules.

Features

• Create and manage toolbars and shortcuts,
• Set toolbar per role,
• Set toolbar per user,
• Show help for the page where the shortcut points (based on path),
• Users can select toolbar ("select toolbar" permission),
• Import/Export toolbars.
• Features package

EazyLaunch is a fast text-based launcher for instantly navigating the entire menu system of a Drupal site. On any page, hit Ctrl+Z and start typing to see suggestions, then press Enter to launch. Features include:

EazyEdit provides in-place edit links when hovering over objects like blocks, nodes, or comments, and provides a view field for adding EazyEdit links to nodes in views. Features include:

Implementing Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 Web Slices (available for Firefox as a plugin) for Drupal.

For more about Web Slices, please visit: Internet Explorer 8: Features page.

Overview

Mega menus are a type of drop-down, which seeks to overcome some of the usability drawbacks of traditional drop-downs. Hierarchy of your navigation is made visible all at once and the amount of clicking, searching, and navigating is reduced.

This module allows you to build mega menus by leveraging jQuery and the existing Drupal menu system. Megamenu takes a Drupal menu that is 3 levels deep, and converts it into a categorized 3-level mega menu, which is placed into your site as a block.

This module provides two functionalities. It helps you to define which menu link should be active when a node (or entity) is not directly linked to a menu link and it makes menu items fieldable (D7 version).

Standard menu tree editor consumes too much memory. Menu editor with about 1000 items reaches 64Mb memory limit.

Tiny Menu Editor adds options to change menu tree editor and save memory, so you'll not reach memory limit with so small number of menu items.

How it works. Module replaces standard menu tree editor with custom version (it's based on standard, only differ is memory saving options).

You can find options at "Administer -- Site Building -- Menus", tab "Tiny editor settings".

Site builders sometimes remove block titles to achieve a certain design or to remove redundancy for sighted users (e.g. the search block has a "search" form label, a "search" submit button and a "search" heading.)

Unfortunately, removing these titles harms site usability for some users.

This module allows site builders to visually hide titles while still allowing “open access” to their web sites by making the titles accessible.

This module adds a block whose function is to provide easily accessible embed this in your own web page links (fields). When enabled, users with permission to access the Link to this block will see three self-populated form fields; each field will have within it a pre-formatted, self-highlighting text area containing HTML code with a link to the page being viewed.

Menu Parent is a module that allows menus to be mapped as children of other menus.

Why do I need this module? Can't menu items be nested normally?
Yes they can. But if you need the ability to allow certain users or roles to administer sections of the menu tree, the easiest thing to do is use the Menu Admin Per Menu module.