SiteIndex provides the ability to create an alphabetically-ordered index of site content similar in style to a typical book content index. This can be particularly useful for sites with large amounts of content that serves as reference material (organizational intranets, for example).
The Node Menu Parent module extends the "default menu for content" setting provided by the core menu module by allowing a specific menu item to be selected (not just a top-level menu) per content type.
Imagine we're creating a site for a business that will have a section describing the products they offer. We've got the core content types, Page and Story, and we've added our own content type called Product. Then we add a few pages under the Primary links menu, like so:
Sexier, drop-down styled, jQuery powered, $tabs output. With element targeting, easy overriding, and tabs child page navigation (from parent tabs). Horrible description, we know, but more information and a release should be available soon.
Dynamic Banner is a module that lightens the load on web developers from creating many blocks for pages with different banners.
This module will read from the database to automatically decide which banner goes on which page based off of the rules and administrator sets.
This module has many different usage patterns and is extremely reusable.
There is various usage notes in the help section of the module
This module supports
Handy alias module provides easy way to attach aliases to vocabularies, terms and nodes. Further these aliases can be used for building vocabulary structure corresponding paths for taxonomy pages and nodes.
Ever wanted to create your own "
<front>" path alias? Now you can!
This module is for creating custom (and validating) menu paths that point to your content
example path alias' could include:
<node-nodetype-latest><user-rolde-latest><view-namespace_display-last>** THIS MODULE IS IN THE PLANNING AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT STAGES, SUBSCRIBE TO ISSUES FOR UPDATES***
NOTE: Please make sure you're using ajaxit plugin v1.0.9 or later.
This module utilizes the ajaxit jquery plugin to convert a Drupal site into a fully ajax site. Its features include:
1. Auto handling of javascript and CSS.
2. Supports history (back and forward buttons).
3. Supports ie6, 7, 8, chrome and firefox 3.x (not tested on others).
4. No need to recode your site to use this plugin.
5. SEO friendly.
ToDo:
1. Make forms submit via ajax.
2. Add a default "loading" on ajaxit requests.
Export Menu to XML module allows users to access Drupal menus and theirs items provided in XML format. You could access menus from JavaScript, Flash, or any client-side plugin. Menu is available by url menu.xml.
This project is sponsored by Trellon.
The Menu Block module probably does a very similar job to this module and more. Also Local menu.
This module is discontinued. Where's the delete button, Dries?
A topic map is a set of topics and associations between them. This module implements topic maps as a data-driven generic graph structure of typed associations between topics embedded as markup in Drupal node data. (For example, "Homer is married to Marge" can be marked up as an association between Marge, the wife, and Homer, the husband, whose type is marriage.) The embedded markup, processed into the graph structure, drives navigational and analytical tools. Thus, topic maps may be seen as a generalized way of implementing indexes, glossaries, thesauri, taxonomies, ontologies, and other systems of creating, collecting, curating, and navigating topics and associations that are of interest to communities of users.
Application areas can be found where there is rich, highly granular content whose relationships cannot be adequately represented or navigated with fielded data or "tags": document dumps, large corpora, fan sites, political or economic blogs, litigation services, etc.