Content display

Simple hierarchical select defines a new form widget for taxonomy fields to select a term by "browsing" through the vocabularies hierarchy.
The widget is available in node forms and as Views exposed filter.

Makes all system entities available to the oEmbed provider.

Usage:
Install module and go to:
http://example.com/oembed/endpoint?url=http://example.com/user/123
to retrieve the oEmbed code for an entity with ID 123 and type user.

As a third URL argument, the desired view mode can be specified. This view
mode is passed on to any default or custom viewer functions.

Permissions:
Make sure to set the proper permissions, allowing the access to the desired
entity types for the various roles.

Customization:
It is possible to define custom callback functions to handle both access and
viewing of the entities by using the hook_oembed_entity_handlers_alter() and
implementing callbacks with the same structure as the provided default
functions that handles access and viewing.
Notice that different entity types behave different, and therefore, the default
functions might be unable to handle certain entity types. In this case, you
need to implement your own viewer and/or access callbacks in a custom module.

NOTE:
By default, this module will overrule all other URLs registered by the
oembedprovider module, which means that node/123 will also hit the handlers of
oembed_entity.

To prevent this, set a drupal variable named
"oembed_entity_aggresive_path_disable" with the value of TRUE.

The entities will then still be available as by using URLs like

This module can render table with job posts and group them by company, that's it.

The concept behind this module is simple - to provide a mechanism by which a specific node can be displayed outside the theme wrapper files.

This module extends and depends upon http://drupal.org/project/views_data_export

The Topbar Message module allows the administrator to add a configurable Topbar Message to the page. Display can be set either as site wide or controlled via the context module.