Content display

Borrowed pane allows grouped caching and client-side re-use of rendered elements on a page.

Use cases

Grouped caching

When using mini-panels it is ideal to cache the entire mini-panel rather than cache the individual panes within the mini-panel.

The problem is that the mini-panel often contains one or more panes that are unique to the current page via context, the current page path, current user, etc.

Instead of rendering the unique content within the mini-panel you render the content elsewhere on the page, in an area that is not within a mini-panel you'd like completely cached. You then place a borrowed pane in each of the locations you need the unique content displayed within your mini-panel and specify the jQuery selectors to the content you'd like loaded into the pane.

Responsive support

When a site is built to be responsive, there are often times where it would be convenient to have a rendered pane/block appear in multiple places within the DOM.

The problem is that adding the same DOM to a page in multiple places is not ideal for SEO. Nor is it good from a performance standpoint to re-render the same DOM in multiple instances on a single page.

This module will help you to set the breadcrumb only for views pages in Drupal 7.x.

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Drupal 10 & 11

Want a quick and simple way to make your Leaflet Maps Project show the info bubble window not in a Popup (default Leaflet behavior) but in

If you have ever faced the problem of referencing content from the node's body text, you might have already tried various modules, e. g. like Node Embed, LinkIt or Insert. However, if you want to have a "real" reference - and not just the rendered output - like CCK's nodereference, you should have a look at this module.

Nodereference Embed provides a configurable and themeable (pseudo) token that links other assets, such as a node or user. Currently, it can be inserted and interpreted in the node's body text. When viewing the node the token is also rendered by its actual theme output. This functionality is comparable to Wordpress' shortcode API. So, finally what you get with this module is a Macro code in Drupal's token style.

Usage

Basic usage: [node id=NID] and [user id=UID]
Advanced usage: [node id=NID type=[default|link] arg1=XXX arg2="XX Y"]

This module is meant to give a simple way to add content that will be shown in the top of the page, on top of the header for all users.