Site structure

Synopsis

Ever wish you could center your OpenLayers map based on the session data stored by the GeoIP module? Now you can!

Sticky Navigation allows to select any element (preferably a navigation menu) and make it stay on top of the page on any theme while you scroll down further down the page.

A way of managing "Remote content" and displaying it in your Drupal site.

Do not use yet, nothing works - I'm getting to grips with Entity API for this

We've often created "Remote teasers" on our sites, where the content managers want to present external content in a similar way to their normal pages, for instance when a large company provides subsites or remote services on external URLs. Currently we patch this together with link and cck redirect.

Extending this, I also want to be able to pull back content from remote sites, as quotations, excerpts, references or sometimes full pages. But although we have a local copy, the *content* is sourced from elsewhere. And I want to *maintain* that link, not just copy & paste. And, potentially, refresh periodically.

Some initiatives in this area also include :

oEmbed (seen in the tweet embed feature around the web)
oembed.module

Google Gadgets (those those embeds are usually primarily functional)

oembed_entity.module
embed_widgets.module
opengraph_filter.module that can turn offsite links into inline summaries.

This module is removed to Taxonomy field menu , as name "Taxonomy field menu" is more semantic for purpose of this module. For sites running term_menus, simply uninstall this module and install Taxonomy field menu. There's not much difference between the two modules. The only difference at this moment is Taxonomy field menu has auto test covered.

Summary:
This module is to build menus based on connections between terms and nodes.

The idea comes from the common request of terms -- nodes menus in Drupal community, like menu:

-- term1
   -- node/1
   -- node/23
-- term2
  -- node/5
  -- term3
     -- node/15
     -- node/20
-- term8

In simple words, it builds term menus, i.e., menus based on connection between terms and nodes. After installation, admin goes to taxonomy field's editing page, like "admin/structure/types/manage/article/fields/field_test_term", there will be "TERM MENUS SETTING", enable it and you will get a term menu based on this taxonomy field. There're options that you can synchronize nodes and terms to this field's term menu.

Features:

• Menus based on taxonomy field, automatically connecting term hierarchy and nodes when terms and nodes are created/updated/deleted.

Choose which location fields are displayed for each view mode

The xAPI (eXperience API) module allows a Drupal site to generate and record statements of experience which will be pushed to a xAPI Learning Record Store (LRS).