This module gently reminds users that the content they're currently viewing is available in their preferred language based on 1) the language preferences they've configured in their browser and 2) the status of content translation in the user's preferred language.
Use this module to subtly educate users about multilingual navigation on your site.
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Panels Layout builder based on twitter bootstrap 2 & 3, this will help you to dynamically build panel layouts based on bootstrap grid system.
The project is still under development, you could get some notices or warnings
Warning : migrating old layouts to the builder layouts would result in losing all the content inside the old layout.
To get the admin layout builder working you need to have the bootstrap project inside the libraries folder.
sites/all/libraries/bootstrap
Mobile Navigation helps us easily implement a nice solution for displaying menus on the mobile version of a responsive website.
I have found many ways of doing this out there, but they are not precisely the best solution regarding performance or they need the work of implementing a third party JQuery plug-in or having to learn JavaScript and programming the whole thing.
Adaptive Navigation helps us easily implement a nice solution for displaying menus on the mobile version of a responsive website.
I have found many ways of doing this out there, but they are not precisely the best solution regarding performance or they need the work of implementing a third party JQuery plugin or having to learn javascript and programming the whole thing.
Drupal integration for the excellent Bootstrap Tour library.
This module provides basic Drupal integration with Chardin.js a jQuery plugin that creates a simple overlay to display instructions on existent elements. It is inspired by the recent Gmail new composer tour.
You can view a demo of how Chardin.js works here: http://heelhook.github.io/chardin.js/
Core and contrib tokens already do a great job in providing precious meta information on Drupal entities. However, creating a hierarchical breadcrumb from the root term down (or up) to and especially including the current term with a single token is impossible unless you wanted to create custom code snippets as a workaround.
This module is intended to fill just this gap as handy as possible and thus introduces two additional term related tokens:
This module provides a permission to prevent users from creating/editing/deleting/moving menu links pointing at <front>.
Use case: you wish to grant a user the ability to administer menu links, but you want a home menu link to always be the first link in the menu.
The Open Semantic Framework (OSF) for Drupal is a middleware layer that allows structured data (RDF) and associated vocabularies (ontologies) to "drive" tailored tools and data displays within Drupal. The basic OSF for Drupal modules provide two types of capabilities. First, there are a series of connector modules such as OSF Entities, OSF SearchAPI, OSF Field Storage and OSF Views to integrate an OSF instance into Drupal's core APIs. Second, there is a series of module tools used to administer all of these capabilities.
