Extend the structure of the site by way of content models, data storage, field types, and navigation, so it is more understandable to users.

Reverse Geocode

The module provides reverse geocoding capabilities to Location CCK fields, which means that you can fill all the fields of a location field through a click on a button.

MuchoMenu

MuchoMenu Logo

Mucho Menus is an implementation of the "mega menus" web trend that has gained popularity in recent years and months.

Setup demonstration video
Watch this YouTube screencast, "Setting Up Mega Menus in Drupal using Mucho Menu" for a demo of how to set up Mucho Menus on your website:

More about this module...

This module allows users to create mega menus that have mini panels as their flyout content. The benefit is that ANY type of content or UI can be added to the menu flyouts.

The module has panels_mini as a dependency. It could be extended in the future to allow other types of panels, but mini panels were the most logical choice.

Additional extensibility options could be jquery/js triggers and events on show/hide of the menus, so that a video could automatically be started, for example, when a menu flyout appears.

A demo of the module in its current state can be found at http://www.billkrause.com. This website features the first public implementation of this module. Also attached are several screenshots of the module in action, both the end-user experience and the administrative interface.

Apache Solr Location

Apache Solr Location

The purpose of this project is to provide geospatial searches for Locations within Views through the Apache Solr and Apache Solr Views modules.

Filefield Audio Insert

This module is a CCK widget that extends the functionality of the cck filefield module. It allows you to insert flash playable audio into textareas/body's of nodes.

Taxonomy cleanup

This module adds a tab to each vocabulary, that lists all terms not attached to any current vocabularies, and allows you to delete them in one go.

Issues:

Your Planet Today

Your Planet Today displays a satellite map of the Earth on your site. Zoom and pan using the Google Maps controls. All the satellite images used to generate the map are between 3 and 36 hours old.

Pages

Subscribe with RSS Subscribe to RSS - Site structure