Site structure

By default, the Drupal menu system only allows you to add menu items that are links. With this module, you can add menu items that are simply containers, and not links.

These containers are just standard menu items, so they work with any module or theme that works with core's menu module. But these containers have these special traits:

1. Containers have no URL path associated with them. So they are not links, just regular text.
2. Containers are menu items that are always expanded. Since you can’t go to the container’s “page”, the only way to see its children links are for the container to be always expanded.
3. The HTML wrapper around the container’s title is controlled with theme_menu_item_container(). See the README.txt for more info.

The Signature (Field) module provides a signature form element and field.

This is a simple input filter module. For example it'll change "gmap-addr: your address" into a URL that links to your address on Google Map.

Overview

Node Gallery jCarousel is a module that combines two other powerful modules (Node Gallery and jCarousel) to provide an out-of-the-box solution for paging through a gallery of nodes.

The module contains a predefined view along with some CSS and theming to provide a site administrator an easy way to give his/her users more flexibility when paging through image nodes. The pager uses AJAX, so no matter how big your gallery is, the carousel will only need to render at most an unordered list of 7 imagecache presets.

See it in action on the demo site.

Features

• Leverages the power and large user base of two well-established modules: Node Gallery and jCarousel
• Uses AJAX to avoid huge page render times when used on large galleries.
• Can be enabled on a per-relationship basis.
• No advanced theming or views skills needed. Just install the module, check a box, and you're done.

Requirements

• Node Gallery

Summary

Follow-up allows you to schedule the creation of nodes, triggered by the creation of a node. That is, it allows you to configure a trigger node type with information on the target nodes and the follow-up schedule, and the module will create a schedule for when the target nodes should be created.

As an example, you may have a questionnaire on which you want to collect additional responses from the same users every month for the next three months. The follow-up module will show a table when each next node is due. The follow-up nodes will, optionally, have a node reference back to the node that triggered the schedule.

Requirements

This module does not depend on any other modules, however, it can use the Date and Node Reference modules to provide more functionality. It also integrates with Node Reference URL Widget.

Exporting capabilities are provided by installing the Chaos tools suite module.

Configuration

Once installed, go to ?q=admin/build/followup and click on Add. You will be presented with all the options for configure a follow-up schedule. Once you Save it, it will show up in the table.

Imagine this. You got a site with a list of products, and new ones often get added. You also have services and news posts related to one or more products. Those news posts can relate to services, too, and there's often a new service added as well.

Due to the way your site's set, a node reference won't do. The products and services got to be in a vocabulary in your taxonomy.

This is where Taxonomy Nodes becomes useful. Instead of having people add, edit or delete a term to a vocabulary each time a node changes, this module will do that for them.

General installation

Installation is pretty simple. Make sure the Taxonomy module is active (obviously, Taxonomy Nodes is dependant on it). Then just add this module to your site and activate it. It's fully plug'n play!

Permissions

Because not everybody has to have access to configuring the mappings, this module offers a permission: administer taxonomy nodes. Set this to all the roles that should be able to edit this module's configuration.

Once the module's installed, a new item is added to the Taxonomy menu (http://www.yoursite.com/admin/content/taxonomy/taxonomy_nodes). On this page, you can manage the mappings between node types and vocabularies.

Adding