Site Navigation

Makes it easier for editors to place their content exactly where they want it inside their menus.

This module adds a menu browser to the content forms. Users don't choose "parent" and "weight" for the menu item they are adding. Instead they choose a menu, and the menu gets loaded using ajax. The users then places the menu item inside the menu by clicking on the item they want to place the menu below. New menu items may also be placed as children of existing menu items.

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:

1. The "Primary links" block and any other menu links block.
2. The Primary links and Secondary links of your theme.

* 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.

Translation Workflow is a translation management and workflow for Drupal 7. Based on the new Content Translation which introduces entity/field translation for the new translatable fields capability in Drupal 7.

Features

This module adds a utility bar that allows users fast access to their account and other facets of the Drupal site (such as active comment discussions). Site administrators can add blocks to the Utility Bar through an admin interface, such as Navigation and Recent Comments.

IE6 compatible.

Sponsorship

The development of this module was done as part of the Whitehouse.gov project and was sponsored by The Executive Office of the President.

ABT (Access By Term)

Provides very flexible, hierarchical node access control (content access control), for D7.

This is a simple module that enables site builders to use the built-in Overlay for non-admin pages.

This means that you can use the overlay for doing popups without adding yet more javascript libraries to your site.

This module provides a simple UI for defining paths to appear in the overlay, but developers can use it to define paths too, see the overlay_paths.api.php file in the module for details.

Menu Order is module, which helps to create the node menu entry (item) in the right location in the menu structure. In the node edit view "Menu settings" section the "Weight" field is replaced with the drag & drop table containing the "Parent item" children items. The node menu entry (item) can be dragged and dropped to the right place within the table. It works the same way in the menu link edit form.
The screenshot of the overriden "Menu settings" block is attached (mwadd-screenshot.png).

This module makes creation of sub-sites in Panels simpler and ensures that paths are created correctly based on sub-site relationship.

The main feature of the module is the ability to generate tokens based on the relationships of nodes in panels, thereby using path auto to generate correct URL's. The relationships are base on cck node references fields between content types.

This module lets you display a Drupal sytem menu as a sitemap (all links are expanded - up to 5 levels deep) in a block. The block can be dropped into any region of your theme using the standard blocks interface within Drupal.

Drupal's core admin/build/block does not scale. Beyond around 15-20 blocks, the list is well over a page long, and it can be hard to work out what blocks should go where. By 50 blocks, the UI has become unuseable.

This module takes a step towards making the admin/build/block page scale nicely for 20-100 blocks, by adding a filter to only display blocks added by any given module specified by the user. This allows the user to at least move the block to the right region, then submit (or reveal all blocks) and then fine-tune the sorting.