Site structure

Overview

Dropdown Tabs does only one thing: It takes the menu items that are in your primary and secondary tabs, and turns them into dropdown select boxes. The reason that we built this module was to help us conserve a bit of space and keep the site somewhat tidy.

Usage

1. Turn on the module at admin/build/modules.
2. Navigate to admin/build/block and configure the Dropdown Tabs block. Note that the Dropdown Tabs block content may float left, right, or not at all.
3. Place the Dropdown Tabs block into a region on block admin page OR inject the block manually into a template file with the following code:

<?php 
  /* For manual injection into template eg. page.tpl.php, use: */
  $block = module_invoke('dropdown_tabs', 'block', 'view'); 
  print $block['content'];
?>

The DataTables Drupal module integrates the smart DataTables plugin (originally jQuery based but in future vanilla JS) written by awesome Allan Jardine into Drupal as a tables views style and a cal

You can have a look at this video-podcast to see the module in action.

Features

• Very easy and intuive user interface
• You get automatical(semantic) tag suggestions based on your node current content!*
  • Supporting OpenCalais
• No comma-seperated lists anymore!
• Supports several tagging-vocabularies on one node-edit form
• Powerful and simple suggestion-API or the alter methods to add new suggestions methods
• Theme the whole output
• Reuse the form-element 'tagging_widget'

New: OpenCalais support

Extensions (submodules)

All the extensions are currenly included in seperate submodules in the taggin module package. You dont need to download anything else.

• Drupal Wiki tagging suggestions: Static content analysis based on stopwords, word count and other things. Local algorythm works out of the box, no need to send you sensitive data to other services.
• Tagging opencalais suggestions: This tagging module exposes suggestions based on the current content (body) using the semantic OpenCalais service

Menu Editor enhances the menu editing form with inline text fields for title, path and description, and provides placeholders for new items.

This way, it reduces the number of page visits needed to create a site's menu structure, and eliminates the need for dummy nodes.

Menu editor attempts to unify content creation and menu editing, solving the same problem as

Features

Inline text fields for title, path and description: In each row you get inline text fields for title and link path. This means, you don't need to go to a new page any more to edit the title or destination of a menu item!

Tabindex: The tab index is modified to skip the annoying checkbox fields ("Enabled", "Expanded", "Delete").

Module no longer maintained: the lack of support from Dimdim and their constantly changing stance on who is allowed to use the API made it impossible to work on this project and hence it is

Getdirections has moved to Github