The Coming Soon modules allows you to add a "coming soon" page to your website, with a fully responsive template, that can be easily customize to fit your needs.
It also provides a subscription system for your visitors, so you can collect your guests emails to notify them later when the website is live.
Widget showing all menu links referencing the entity on entity edit form
The Menu Entity Index module builds and maintains an index of Menu Link Content entities and their referenced entities. It also provides some basic Views integration for Menu Link Content entities.
Features provided by the module:
Adds a custom block that allows the admin to set a rule for what menu to display on the page based on the URL. Allows for a secondary navigation that is driven by the top level navigation choice.
This module allows the users to browse particular pages in a specific language.
The classical use case is to allow displaying the frontend of the site in one language and still keep most of the backend in English (or another language of your choice), but it can have other usages.
Make URL aliases language independent.
Font Awesome Icon Picker library should be here:
/libraries/fontawesome-iconpicker
├── /dist
├── /package.json
Test module
This Drupal 8 module is meant for the fairly common use case of displaying the current page's submenu items as rendered content entities (typically in the 'teaser' or similar view mode).
You can add Entity Submenu Blocks from the Block layout page and configure the view modes that should be used for different content entity types. By default only menu items for content entities are rendered, but there is an option to render other menu items as simple links too.
This module is for sites that use both of:
AND have a need to NOT display the special menu items in the breadcrumbs.
When a web site has a lot of content types, the node add can become counter intuitive and inefficient. It becomes necessary to group some content types together so that they make more sense for content editors.
This module will render the node/add page in a way that will allow showing the entire menu tree under the node/add menu with very little code. That way, you will be able to manually inject anything you want between and around the node/add/xyz menu items and they will successfully be reflected on the node/add page.
