Actively maintained

This module creates blocks for nodes (selected by user or always per content type) and styles them by using views. This means that you can select, which fields and how a node should be shown in a give block for any content type with node spotbox enabled.

Node spotbox supports node translation and will automatically detect the correct translation based the current language. This means that only one block for each spotbox will be available on the block page and it's content will automatically be select from the translated node.

Installation

When the module have been enabled, it can be configure on the content type configuration page (/admin/content/types) for each content type.

Build the view

The view(s) to be used with node spotbox need to take one argument, namely the node id (nid) of the node that represents a given spotbox. I recommended using the "block" display type in the view as it do not have a path.

Context (draggable blocks)

It is possible to get drag and drop support for spotboxes (in fact for all blocks) by installing the Admin module in combination with Context module. If one creates a context for e.g. all pages, one can drag and drop spot-boxes into any regions available through the Admin modules menu.

A tagging feature providing configuration a freetagging vocabulary with automatic tag suggestions based on node body content.

Includes:

• Creation and configuration of a Tags vocabulary for freetagging.
• Automatic tag suggestions using the Tagging and Extractor modules.

Part of the Debut features set.

Integrates Open Web Analytics web statistics tracking system to your website.

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Context Keywords provides a context condition reactive to the searched keywords used to find your site. This opens up the possibility of customizing a user's experience according to keyword patterns the context administrator defines. A default token is also included, which allows activation of a context if no other keyword contexts are active.

This module currently works with Google(incl. Instant Search), Bing, Yahoo and Ask.

This module is currently obsolete as keywords are no longer provided by many major search engines. I'm open to ideas if anyone knows of a workaround.