Dynamic Breadcrumb system based on the previous pages history.
Turns out to be a duplicate of clickpath. http://drupal.org/project/clickpath
Often times site builders want certain types of content to appear in a specific position in the navigational menu. The simplest solution, adding all of that content individually to the menu system, has performance and usability issues. (Imagine hundreds of menu items added to one spot in the menu.)
This module allows for the creation of rules that will dynamically add the current page into the menu system at the requested spots.
This includes affecting:
Link Intelligence (LI) provides multiple methods to facilitate automated and manual linking of related web page content. It is designed with easy plug-and-play defaults for simple install and forget auto-linking, yet is highly configurable to enable advanced linking strategies.
Have you ever needed to hide the local task tabs? Typically, you override theme_menu_local_tasks() and, based on some condition, return an empty string.
This module gives you the flexibility to hide the local tasks with Context by providing a new reaction to hide the tabs. No coding is required.
This module depends on Context 3
Developed and maintained by Erich Beyrent
This module, as of new knowledge, is obsolete. I will create a video how to do that with views and will link it here.
The Taxonomy Term Children Module provides a block that shows all children of the current taxonomy term (only 1 level depth!). It is like the categorys block in the mediawiki system. We created the module because we use a wiki-like drupal for internal notes. See screenshot.
Language Switcher for Drupal 7 is an enhancement for core language switcher block in local module. It's very useful for websites with multi-languages where you want to display content in different languages side-by-side. Watch this video to better understand the concept.
Divide your website page to a number of sections where each sections contains nodes in one language (see the screenshot).
The Giga Menu module enables a standard Drupal menu to be displayed as a Mega Menu.
Mega Menus are menus in which sub-items are displayed all at once, giving users access to the whole navigation menu tree, and thereby reducing the number of clicks required to navigate around a website.
Giga Menu module depends on hoverIntent module.
Flatmenu is a module to display menus on a different way. It shows on a frontpage the top level (Level 0) and his childs (Level 1).
On a page of a top level (Level 0) his childs (Level 1) as parent and the childs (Level 2) of a parent and so on.
Every flatmenu is a normal block.
An example of the module do you see here http://press.visitberlin.de/en.
It does not check the permission from a rendered menu link.
Creates a block with a search box that allows you to find/go to a Drupal Node by NID. I use this on a documentation site -> where I used the NID to track specific solutions. I wanted an easy way to be forwarded to a specific node ny using a Node ID.
When I wrote this module I thought that this seems really, really dumb -> but within a certain context, this little module makes sense:
