Administration

This module enables you to make the Menu Settings required on specific content types.

It forces content types to be included in the menu system before the content will be saved. It removes the 'Add menu item' checkbox and makes the title field mandatory.

This can be useful in a number of situations, e.g. when using [menupath-raw] in the pathauto settings, which expects a node to live in the menu system.

This module makes sure it does.

The purpose of this module is to give site administrators the ability to change the input format of nodes en-masse. In particular it helps to solve the issue of users not being able to edit content they have created because the administrator has inadvertently removed their permission to use the input filter or has changed the input filter to something the author does not have permission to use.

It can also help prevent the commonly asked question, "Where has my edit tab gone?"

Menu Sync opens menus based on the path being presented.

Provides an autocomplete field to select nodes from their title or their path alias.

Description

This module adds settings to the taxonomy autocomplete. You can configure an autocomplete widget for a vocabulary to set its autocompletion by matching anything in the searched string or by matching the beginning of a searched string.

Drupal 8 Warning:

This module has nothing to do with the ctools_block module included in ctools for Drupal 8. Please refer to the ctools issue queue to report or find issues relating to that module.

Chaos Blocks (ctools_block) implements a new ctools plugin type that wraps the
core blocks API in order to make it easier to write custom blocks in code.

Let's say you wanted a really simple block that has subject of 'foo' and content
of 'bar'.

Core API:

The Tray module provides a tray for your Drupal website. This tray acts as a holder for blocks. Once installed, a new region is automatically added to your Drupal site. You can drag and drop blocks in this new region to place them in the tray. The tray can act like an application bar. (see demo here)

Blocks placed in the tray have two display types :

- Handle
The handle display provides a handle to open/close the block in the tray.

For Drupal 7, check out https://drupal.org/project/node_authored_select which has some added features.

Transforms the autocomplete Author field on node add/edit forms to a select widget. That way, the user doesn't have to guess the first couple letters of the desired username. Instead, he/she can just browse the select box and find it.

Note that this module isn't really useful for sites with many users because the select box will be so big.

By default workflow sets the first available workflow state as the default on node add forms. This module allows you to specify a different default workflow state. Use the (Default) option to leave the initial state as it is.

This module simplifies menu settings on node add pages.

When the user checks the "Add this page to a menu" check box, the "link title" field and and "menu" select list are revealed, and the "link title" field is automatically populated from the node title.

If the user unchecks the "Add this page to a menu" check box and saves the node, the menu item is deleted.

It also exposes a "View standard menu settings" permission to allow certain roles (and user 1) to use the standard menu settings.