Site structure

This module adds a new field to menu items to set a subtitle to show on menu links!

Actualy it should work on primary/secondary menu and normal menu items.

As a first step this module attempts to support a content field as a matrix. The matrix field supports management of the labels of the matrix on the x and y axes i.e. first row column headers and first column row headers using predefined vocabularies with support for nesting. The first version is expected to be fairly rudimentary with future versions i will attempt to support online merge of rows and columns using AJAX. The grand plan is to try and take the implementation in the direction of a spreadsheet style pivot table. The first versions will render the complete vocabulary in the fully expanded form on both axes. Future versions will attempt to provide collapsible sections on both axes with theming to make the merged cells of top level terms appear as tabs in a tab container.

what works currently...

• add a vocabular matrix field to any content type. the field settings allow the configuration of two vocabularies.
• when adding or editing a content of that type a matrix is generated for the two vocabularies with textfields in every cell.
• in the view mode, it is rendered more or less like a regular table with two basic differences,
• other than the usual header, even the first column of the table is rendered like a header.

Overview

This module allows you to create Heatmaps layers through the Openlayers module.

Features

• Provides a new kind of behavior in the OpenLayers's maps settings.
• customize the radius, intensity and opacity of each Heatmaps.

Requirements

• Library: Heatmap.js
• Modules: OpenLayers, Libraries (>=2.x)

Known problems

None yet.

Tutorials

You have to be familiar with the module OpenLayers to use this module.
Once you have created a map preset in Openlayers, you'll be able to select the 'Openlayers Heatmaps' behavior who will transform any selected markers layers into a Heatmap.

Credits

• Patrick Wied for creating the Heatmap.js library.
• Antonio Santiago who made it possible into OpenLayers.

The module provides simple textarea field with only one difference: each line of text saves to database as separate value.

Overview