Maintenance fixes only

Loads the node body (and teaser!) via AJAX so that it isn't visible when the user does "view source." There is also an option you can turn on that will also attempting to disable copy & paste v

Small module to force page refreshes when authenticated users visit a page that has been cached on the client side prior to login.

This module allows the users to select taxonomy terms/tags by just clicking on them rather than typing them (auto-complete) or selecting them from a select box/checkbox/radio etc. It shows them a list of tags, sorted by popularity (defined as how many nodes are tagged with it), up to a configurable maximum number. Also, when you hover over a listed tag, it shows how many times it has been used.

This helps the user see what the most commonly used tags, rather than having to guess. It also avoids creation of numerous closely related and similar tags because the user can see such a tag if it already exists. The fact that the tag is only a click away, encourages users to coalesce around a tighter vocabulary than one would have in the absence of this module.

Requirements

This module requires no modules or libraries outside of Drupal core.

Installation & Usage

See the screenshots for usage examples. To use popular_tags, do the following.

1. Copy the entire popular_tags directory the Drupal sites/all/modules
   directory (or sites//modules).
2. Login as an administrator. Enable the module in the "Administer" -> "Modules"
3. Visit the term-reference fields in your content types (at admin/structure/types/manage//fields/ under Structure>Content Types>MyType>Manage Fields>MyField)
4. Under the "Popular
   

Route module enables the construction of wizard like journeys using Panels. It's mostly useful for developers that require high levels of configurability and flexibility for their multistep forms.

Provides an input filter to create inline Openlayers maps in your content.

It means that you can add any Openlayers maps you want in any content, using this filter.

The no_field_markup module is a small module which removes the div-elements around each field on output. In addition, it kicks away the label too.

Have a look of this example: