Site structure

Relate entities through Entityreference fields based on external IDs stored in another field.

Gives content creators the ability to build tours on their sites which allow users to better understand complex workflows on the site and be guided through those workflows.

Emphasis provides dynamic paragraph-specific anchor links and the ability to highlight text in a document, all of which is made available in the URL hash so it can be emailed, bookmarked, or shared.

In Drupal terms, Emphasis provides a simple field formatter that can be applied to any text field on any Drupal entity. When the field is viewed, it will load the New York Times' Emphasis javascript library to the page.

When the Emphasis JS is active, users can click on individual paragraphs and sentences to highlight them and receive a "deep linking" URL, which can then be shared. When another user visits the page using the shared URL, they'll see the very same text highlighted.

Setup and configuration for the Emphasis module couldn't be simpler: download the module, download the Javascript library from the Times' GitHub page, and select the formatter for the fields of your choice. It's unobtrusive, only appearing when users double-tap the shift key.

For more information and examples please go to this blog post:
http://open.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/01/11/emphasis-update-and-source/

Features

• Integration with ShareThis
• Configurable Emphasis jQuery selector

This module provides new field types for entering Open Graph data in the format specified by the Open Graph Protocol.

A new field to handle Romanian Personal Identification Codes (Cod Numeric Personal). Their function is similar to the US Social Security Number.

Allows reordering of nodes within a taxonomy term.

This module does not modify the taxonomy listing pages, it simply adds a weight to nodes that can be used when creating views.