Site structure

This module allows users to specify image styles on an entity-to-entity basis.

The objectives of this module consists in defining a new type of download method.

This module is a set of enhancements to other mapping modules. Currently it is limited to the OpenLayers module, but may include others soon.

Progressive content filtering, with clean url's, using taxonomies as facets.

Ideal for eCommerce carts, real estate / properties sites, classified ads, or other sites with multiple categories, where users need to filter content progressively by applying filters from one or more categories.

Category Landing Pages

Taxonomy terms are used as Facets to help users filter content progressively. Similar to the way it is done on most of today’s eCommerce sites, like Amazon. This module can be used to improve your site SEO, (but be careful, you need to know what you are doing, see note at the bottom) so as the user applies different filters the clean URL's are preserved with each filter change. For example, if the user applies these three filters: Computer Monitors, Samsung and LCD, then the URL will look something like:

http://sitename.com/products/computer-monitors/samsung/lcd

When the user then changes the filters to Computer Monitors, HP and LCD, the URL will change to:

http://sitename.com/products/computer-monitors/HP/lcd

Filters can be applied in various permutations, so producing a clean URL for each unique filter combination will allow search engines to index a huge amount of landing pages.

Node pages

Nodeautomenu module is inspired by the Automenu module, but it is written from scratch.

This module allows you to split node (or other field able entity) forms into separate pages in a multistep form using a field.