Site structure

The Sliced Menu allows menus to be sliced into a block per level. It behave like primary link with no level limitation.

Note: This addon is currently deprecated. Try the "vocabulary context" features in Panels 2.

This is a "taxonomy browser" component for panels. Together with embedded views, it lets you lay out your taxonomy displays any way you like.

Features:

• Each panel handles the browsing for an entire vocabulary
• Good breadcrumbs support, shows term/vocab description and title.
• Replaces standard taxonomy display (taxonomy/term/id)

This module adds some common-sense usability to Drupal's menu system

• Menu Trails implements primary/secondary links which keep the current menu trail "active" or highlighted. A handy snippet ready to go into your template.php is included.
• The module provides a means of broadly categorizing nodes (by type or taxonomy) as falling "under" a known menu item. These nodes are not added to the menu tree (keeping the menu admin system sane) but they will trigger the functionality above -- preserving navigation state for the user -- when viewed.
• New for 6.0: Menu Trails can also set breadcrumbs for nodes, keeping them in sync with the trail.
• New for 6.0: Menu Trails is now Organic Groups aware, so nodes can be designated to fall "under" the first group node they belong to.
• New for 6.0: A token is exposed to pathauto (and other token-aware modules) allowing for the menu trail to be used in automatic path alias creation.

A CCK field that allows you to add "See Map" links to content types that represent addresses.

Adds Location module integration to E-Commerce product types.

Disclaimer: This module has not been reviewed by any religious organization. No guarantee of its suitability for any particular religious purpose is implied.

The time that the sabbath begins and ends changes throughout the year because, historically, a full day began at sunset. The Sabbath module provides the sabbath start and end times for any week and any latitude, longitude, and time zone.

It provides two API functions:

1. sabbath_time($latitude, $longitude, $timezone = NULL, $time = NULL, $future = 'time')

   This returns an object containing the sabbath start and end timestamps, the time zone offset for each, and the beginning of the next week. $future can be set to 'day' or 'time' and specifies whether to show the sabbath that ends after the given time or after the day in which the time occurs.

2. sabbath_now($latitude, $longitude, $timezone = NULL, $time = NULL)

   This returns a boolean value which tells whether the given time falls within the sabbath.

The Sabbath module also provides a block for displaying the local sabbath start and end times for the current week.

Requirements: PHP 5 or above