Content display

Main functionality

Adds a new condition to the context module that allows performing regular expression tests on the useragent string ($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']). This allows adding different reactions based on the user's browser, operating system, or other needed contexts that may be found in the useragent string.

Creates a block with a search box that allows you to find/go to a Drupal Node by NID. I use this on a documentation site -> where I used the NID to track specific solutions. I wanted an easy way to be forwarded to a specific node ny using a Node ID.

Response to the practicality of this module

When I wrote this module I thought that this seems really, really dumb -> but within a certain context, this little module makes sense:

I was building a documentation site for a client where I wanted the (non-drupal) end users to gain quick access to the docs that they need straight away. Since the skill level of the end user wasn't that robust, the easiest and most reliable way was to give them "a reference " number; that number was the NID, of course.

The idea of saying "Well, just go to the site and search ...." isn't really practical as anyone in user experience knows. Also, saying "just type in 'node/42' isn't a practical solution because it leads to questions that are off topic (namely, what is a node?) It is more practical to say -> "Just go to doc 42"

This module is a port of CCK Field Definitions for Drupal 7. It will support the new Field API, instead of CCK.

Display TEASERS of the CHILD ITEMS of the current page MENU ITEM in a BLOCK.

When this block is positioned under the content (eg in the 'content' region) and you are viewing a page that is in the menu and has some child items (nodes only) then the teasers of these pages will be collected and displayed.

This then acts as an automatic table of contents for any section you are looking at, ensuring the content items within the section are readily
displayed.

Creates blocks with ad placeholders (of industry advertisement standard sizes) for you to use when building a site!

Often times site builders want certain types of content to appear in a specific position in the navigational menu. The simplest solution, adding all of that content individually to the menu system, has performance and usability issues. (Imagine hundreds of menu items added to one spot in the menu.)

This module allows for the creation of rules that will dynamically add the current page into the menu system at the requested spots.

This includes affecting:

• The main links of the theme
• The secondary links of the theme
• The breadcrumb trail
• Menu blocks provided by core's Menu module
• Menu blocks provided by the Menu Block module