Turbolinks makes following links in your web application faster. Instead of letting the browser recompile the JavaScript and CSS between each page change, it keeps the current page instance alive and replaces only the body and the title in the head. Think CGI vs persistent process.
TB Mega Menu allows you to create a mega menu with an innovative back-end user interface and synchronized with Drupal core menu.
We strive for more improvement each release, and your feedback on this module is extremely important to us.
*Updated:
Sep 13th, 2017 Drupal 8 dev version released! TB Mega Menu can be tried out on Drupal 8 now. We are eager to get your feedback for further development. Please use this project issues queue for your feedback.
Gives content creators the ability to build tours on their sites which allow users to better understand complex workflows on the site and be guided through those workflows.
The main advantage of this module is that you can build tours leading the user through multiple different pages with multiple tooltips on one page/step.
This module uses qTip and jgrowl_d7.
This module provides a block per view that has glossary enabled. The block contains an A till Z list with the link set the the URL of the view.
There is also code to support a selection of all the numbers. As an example, the URL /node-list/0-9 will select all the nodes where the title starts with a number. To make this work, the option to supply multiple values have to enabled.
Navobile is a jquery plugin for making responsive, touch enabled mobile menus easily. More info will follow with the release.
Another book block
If you use parent menu links to generate paths within Pathauto, you'll notice that the resulting path is only updated when a node is saved, which means that if you simply move a menu link item within a menu so that it has a different parent, the path is immediately out of date and no longer correct.
This module fixes that by forcing an update of the Pathauto-generated path when a menu link item has been updated, based of the link's new position within the menu tree.
Should this be in the Pathauto module itself? Maybe.
This simple module exposes a book tree as a menu. It allows modules like DHTML Menu to apply themselves to book navigation.
Bear Responsive Menu is a simple module that integrates the meanmenu script to provide an configurable mobile navigation for your site.
The difference with other similar modules resides in the possibility of having expandable children within the navigation and a complete UI solution, as well as not needing media queries.
Responsify your menus! Just give me a CSS/jQuery style selector of your menu and I will make it mobile friendly (when the time is right).
Technically you could set this to affect any element on the page... e.g. collapse a sidebar or content area at a certain screen width.
(Using certain styles).
