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Lazy Mega Menu makes use of (and requires!) the Responsive Menu module and allows for “Mega Menu†content to be attached to top level menu items.
Because it loads the content “lazilyâ€, not as part of the main html source, it means you do not have huge blocks of identical content at the top of every single page. This should help with SEO, if that’s your kind of thing.
This module extends the "Default front page" under your "System" > "Site information" to use a path for authenticated users or anonymous users.
It also integrates with the Token module.
On install, sets the Default front page to a custom handler that performs a 301 redirect for anonymous or authenticated users.
Folder Redirect
Auto generate 301 redirects for the files within a folder, useful for folder that contains large amount of files & are moved from one path to another.path : admin/config/search/redirect/folder_redirect
This module provides a themable, CSS3 based slide-in menu mainly for mobile site versions, with no external libraries and only basic JS used to add / remove classes.
There are many similar modules, what makes this one different is that it has a Drupal 8 version, allows customization using a template and own CSS and has no dependencies.
Menu Item Extras provides extra fields for the Menu Items without using additional entities. This module is NOT an alternative of all Mega Menu modules - it is unique implementation of Drupal core’s Menu system.
All fields are placed upon the Menu Item edit/add form and use core Menu link content entity for storing all data.
With Page Layout, you can create new pages (or paths, i.e. /about), and put content onto them, by placing blocks - much like the Block Layout page.
Each page can define multiple variants, where each variant can have their own set of conditions when to be selected.
It’s also possible to overwrite existing pages and content types. i.e. node, by defining a page with path `/node/%`.
Adds buttons to watchdog entries. Very useful if you want to navigate to the next entry, because they are connected somehow.
This module was developed as part of developing Violinist. Keep your composer dependencies up to date. Automatically and all the time.
This project it's a implementation of a crazy and basic idea: I just wanna integrate P5.js libraries with Drupal 8 to create error pages with animations and (little) games.
A dashboard is what's missing for better Drupal administration experience.
This dashboard is built on top of Total Control Admin Dashboard module, utilizing Panels, Google Analytics Reports, and several enhanced blocks and widgets for an intuitive and flexible administration experience.
