This module provides integration of ScrollIt library (http://www.bytemuse.com/scrollIt.js) which allows for smooth scrolling from source items to target items on the same page.
The user has searched or filtered on a Views generated page,
clicked on one of the found results, and navigated through to the
page for that result.
After reading the info on the result page, how does the site lead
the user back to the page listing all the other found results?
This module provides a link back to the Views listing page,
which preserves the filters the user applied.
Menu Kit
The menu kit is an addon for the drupal menu system. Currently the menu system consist of 2 parts.
1) Main menu kit module allows you AJAX all of your menus in drupal for faster loading.
2) Single page nodes module allows you to Create Single Page Node sets attached to menus which can be used for splash pages or creating single page nodes
Goals
This module replaces the standard numeric weight dropdown widget for menu links in the node form with a tabledrag widget that lists all children for the selected parent.
This is a simple module that builds on top of XML Sitemap module (v2.0). It allows generating sitemap.xml for multiple domains that point to the same Drupal site. For example, you might have example.com, example.us, example.io that all point to the same Drupal site. Using this module will allow generating separate sitemap.xml files under each domain that point to the correct domain name. For example, example.us/sitemap.xml will have links pointing to example.us/..., etc.
Interroedit lets you simply append "?edit" to a node alias when you wish to be redirected to the node's edit page.
For example, if node/123 has an alias of my/page, then your browser's address bar might contain "example.com/my/page". By editing your address bar to "example.com/my/page?edit" and hitting enter, you will be redirected to "example.com/node/123/edit".
This could be useful if your template does not render the edit tab.
Provides an API for integrating jQuery smoothState.js with Drupal via the Libraries API.
"smoothState.js lets you add transitions to eliminate the hard cuts and white flashes of page loads that deface the beauty of the user experience."
Note: this module has no UI or admin section available. It's only usable in code, programmatically loading the third-party JS library.
The blogs module in intended for sites hosting multiple bloggers.
It provides a page and block that lists all bloggers having at least one blog post on the site, sorted descening (most recent posting first).
If the user profile has text a field with machine name field_blog_title, this will be used as the blog title instead of the user name. Note that the module will not create this field for you.
An add-on module for Responsive Menus using the SlickNav library.
Drupal is quite talkative in terms of showing off it's content. Often it makes content accessible which we actually don't want to show. That happens for instance very easily, if you're using nodes as content containers only - never really wanting to show the actual node pages of these containers.
Thanks to taxonomy node and similiar listings + some SEO javascript "callling home" often these unstyled content containers land on public search indexes as soon as an Administrator has an accidental look at these listing or node pages.
