CiviCRM's administration menu has a very different look than the popular Administration Menu module. This module overrides CiviCRM's default styling making the CiviCRM administration menu look more like the Administration Menu.
This is currently available for Drupal 7 only.
This has not been thoroughly tested across all browsers.
Provides domain access conditions for menu position rules.
Add rdf/html/xhtml-vocab rel="next" sort of meta tags describing menu navigation when displaying nodes.
Inserts rel links pointing up, down and sideways to give semantic scrapers clues about the site structure.
Choose the maximum amount of characters that an entire breadcrumb trail can be, and Breadcrumb Trimmer will dynamically trim the crumbs to a size that will fit.
This module creates two blocks: one for the Menu system's main (primary) links, and the other for secondary links, as defined in the menu settings (admin/structure/menu/settings).
From version 7.x-3.x, you could now attach fields to Flags, this module, Flag forms, provides a form for filling out these fields.
The development of this module was done by mooffie and published on Github, and it has now been moved here to Drupal.org, to further development.
The module was first named flag_form and published on GitHub, and now moved to drupal.org. Here there are a existing module with that name, therefore the name has changed to flagging_form.
Simple nice calendar module that displays the materials by date. Date can be selected from node creation time or from date field (Date module required). This module creates new block "Calendar" and new pages "/calendar/YYYY/MM/DD" to display all nodes per day.
Settings can be found on block configure page (admin/structure/block/manage/pretty_calendar/calendar/configure).
Creates "Add new @content_type" links on nodes in the node links section.
This module is currently awaiting approval. It's stable and version 1.0 will be available as soon as it is approved.
This is a plugin for the Menu Position module. It adds a rule to compare an item based on its date. More explicitly consider the scenario:
Drupal 6 and Drupal 7 module
Enables modal functionalities to your site, using hash information to append it.
Using this hash #menu_address, you will open in your site, any menu item (drupal cms nodes, hook_menu items), in a modal, using a theme, selected afer the # caracter. And you can make your own modal template.
To load a node, or a hook_menu item into a modal, just call your modal, in location hash, appended by the addreess. The modal theme called, just be declared in your hook_theme.
