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Redirects from a node having a particular node reference field to the referenced node. Useful in situations when the node doesn't have a self-sufficient meaning.

The Jump Links module provides a way to add random, miscellaneous links on a per-page basis. It generates a single block of these links which can be placed in any region on your site.

When adding or editing a Jump Link, the following form fields are available:

The project has been abandoned in favor of integration with the Facet API.

Offers the option to display facets for taxonomy terms in a proper hierarchical structure, instead of a flat list as by default.
If possible, this will be written flexibly enough so other modules could easily add similar behaviour for other hierarchical structures, not just taxonomy terms.

This module allows you to quickly set page titles per language. It uses "Page Title" module logic and provides an interface to set Page Titles per language easily.

Requirements: Page Title (latest dev version), Locale

Shortcut per Role

is an simple module to provide a functionality to assign different shortcuts per role.
Read: http://drupal.org/node/1122816
Requirements
Core shortcut Module

This module provides enhancement for Drupal core's menu administration page when dealing with hundreds of menu items in a single menu. There's two obvious benefits for using the module:

1. Delay of javascript processing is shorter on the Administration » Structure » Menus page
2. Menu items are much easier to organize when there's less items on the list

Enable the module and you'll see filtering options added to the Administration » Structure » Menus page. Those you may use to select which sub part of the menu to edit.

This module provides a user interface to change the internal path/URI of entities. This is done by replacing path patterns with token values of the given entity.

This module provides a taxonomy term path field for use in Views. Particularly useful if using a jump menu style. From #1086278: Taxonomy term paths in a jump menu.

CSS Names is a collection of small modules that make it possible to add theming to items that were previously difficult to target with css selectors. Most of these modules just add additional class names to a particular HTML element, with the class name based on the element's content or position within the parent structure.

A helper module providing a function to be used in themeing or module building facilitating the detection of menu trails.

Description

There are several modules and suggestions for a path-based attribution of the "active" or "active-trail" class for links. Contrary to the substring-based method in e.g. Menu Trail By Path, this module first explodes pairs of pathes into arrays of arguments separated by "/" before it checks one against the other. Thus it avoids confusions resulting from partial word matchings like "grape => grapefruit". Finding an ordered intersection between current path alias and link path, it will attribute an "active" class to the latter. For example, a link pointing to "fruit/grape" will be flagged as active, if the current path is "fruit/grape/burgundy"; if the current path is "fruit/grapefruit" or "fruit/burgundy" it will be not. If the current path is an unaliased node path ('node/27'), there will be no effect at all. (For a content-based assignment of nodes to menu items, Menu trails does a good job.)