Watch a video demonstration of Search Menu
Search Menu is a very lightweight module which provides functionality to search for menu items very quickly.
Most of times, it becomes very difficult to find specific menu item if you have lots of modules installed on your system. This module helps you to quickly search for menu items and jump to them.
This works in two ways,
Based on an article from A List Apart, this module aims to create a better experience when one of your users arrive on the 404 page.
Mostly this module works, but require some adjustment and any patch is welcome.
Redirect users to another site based on their I.P. address and country code.
A .com site has bee closed down, all traffic to that site is re-directed to a .co.uk site
Redirect rules are set up so that:
example.com/path_1
goes to:
example.co.uk/site_redirect/path_1
This module then detects the country code of the user based on their
IP address, and redirects the user to the site appropriate to their
country, if a site exists.
This module allows your current Drupal website to connect to an external Drupal website and grab a copy of a selected menu. It uses the multiple database connection functionality provided by core and set in the settings.php file to connect to external Drupal websites.
Use Case:
You run multiple 'sub sites' that are all related to some main site 'MAIN'. This module allows your sub site to have a menu 'MAIN-SITE main menu' that you can display in your subsite however you wish.
Add Hupso Social Share Buttons to your articles and help visitors share your content on the most popular social networks: Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Linkedin, StumbleUpon, Digg, Reddit, Bebo and Delicous.
Share buttons are very easy to configure. Just select button size, button type and configure which services do you want to offer to your visitors.
Supported version: Drupal 7
Adminimal Administration Menu changes the style of the Administration menu module. It adds a nice and simple minimalist look and provides some tweaks to improve your Drupal administration experience. The menu hierarchy is now simpler and easier to understand (removing the unnecessary transparency and only highlighting the correct menus). It also adds quick shortcut links that can be edited from the core shortcut module. The shortcuts fit nicely and have a small icon that separates them from the normal admin menu links.
Floats tasks and actions (e.g. the view and edit tabs on nodes), to avoid the need to accomodate them when building a theme. Intended to work with the Administration Menu module.
Remove user search from the /search space and move it to /admin/people -- that is, instead of /search/user the functionality for searching users is found at /admin/people/search
This is useful for when you want make it easier for administrators to find the user search, and you don't want regular visitors and members of your site to see a search for user profiles alongside the search for content (indeed, you likely don't want tabs on the search page at all).
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This module adds iOS-style badges to links displaying how many new nodes (or comments or users) has been added to the page since the last time the user visited that page.
You can for example add count badges to your taxonomy links, menu items or a link to a View of the latest comments or users on your site. Badges are only added to links that the user has previously visited.
The badges are added client-side through javascript and works well with anonymous users as well as with caching and the Boost module.
