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http://dgo.to/directory port for Drupal 7/8 with Domain Access support

convert directory page to http://dgo.to/taxonomy_menu workaround

Flippy improved depends on Flippy, an ultra-simple module that generates previous/next pagers for content types.

Flippy improved "improves" the flippy module by adding these features:

• The User interface for setting order field and order direction for each content type.
• Ability to group paged nodes by taxonomy term for each content type.

All additional options are available in content type configuration on the Flippy tab.

This module adds the PHP plugin for module menu_position.
With PHP plugin you can set rules using PHP.

For example:
return $_GET['mode'] === 'full';

Dependencies: Menu position

Be careful, php code that you write as a rule, is executed using eval().

When editing a menu link, this module provides a file field to upload an image to associate with a menu item. In the array returned by menu_link_load, the fid of the image file is contained in [options][content][image].

Have you ever felt the need to mark the menu link as "New" or "Updated"? If yes, then this module is for you! I recently had the requirement where we added a new section to the website and wanted to add "New" marker to the menu link, so this module.

The module ships with two pre-defined popular markers (i.e New, Updated). However, it allows you to add any custom marker too.

This module adds next and previous links on content pages when accessed from a view. It is intended for dynamic and/or paged view results, where the result set changes according to exposed filters, current user access rights,...

You may need this module if the content which comes after a given content depends on context, and more precisely depends on which content list you came from. This means no navigation link will be displayed if you come to the second level page directly, without using the first level view.

A kickstart module utilizing jQuery Address plugin to configure a custom ajaxed drupal menu and take care of SEO/redirection issues

Dynamic Menu Blocks generates a block that loads a menu based on a menu reference that exists in the active trail of another menu. Requires Menu Fields module.

Current Maintainer: kriboogh

Keynav features the ability to have keyboard shortcuts in your Drupal pages
just like in your regular desktop apps. You can for example use Ctrl+S on a
form page to save the form. This module requires the Mousetrap library
available through: http://craig.is/killing/mice

See library restrictions for browser specific limitations. Not every browser supports overriding certain shortcuts (for example Ctrl+N)

This module renders a block that shows the login form to anonymous users
and a "welcome username" with logout link block to authenticated users.

The string "Welcome" and "logout" are translatable with the t() function.

To change the strings "Welcome" and "logout" save these variables in the
variable table:
welcome_username_welcome_string
welcome_username_logout_string

To change "Welcome" to "Hi":
$ drush vset welcome_username_welcome_string "Hi"