Content display

Republish Module allows administrators to provide a Republish button for the end user to republish the content of a node in an overlay.

This module creates a slideshow with smooth cross-fading effects of images belonging to a chosen term.
The teaser of the image-node is faded in and out at the border of the slideshow-box.

Description

The Table of Contents module generates a list of select header tags in a box. The links point to the anchors so users can quickly access each section of your documents.

The module comes with many features:

• Place the table of contents where you want
• Display the table of contents in a block
• Conditional generation of the table of contents
• Different types of numbering
• Generate identifiers for headers without one
• Links back to the table of contents
• Etc.

Security: This module is considered insecure by Drupal security team and all of it's releases have been unpublished. You are strongly encouraged to disable the module on your site.

Note: As of 2009/07/22, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, or you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to http://drupal.org/node/474678.

Browse your nodes easily. Now you can easily create directory like DMOZ or like any other for free.
In order to build link directory it is recommended to use it together with Node Link module.

Introduces live previews and other interactive features into a Drupal site, using Ajax(from jQuery). Uses secure methods for implementations e.g. Input formats check, etc.. Currently only the following features are included:

• Comment preview.
• Node preview (Drupal 6 only).

Node previews now possible too! Previews of default setup of content types are fully possible. Note that it has only been tested with Page and Story content types, and hence currently supported with. CCK support not included. For full support for your custom content types, or some complex validation you might want to hack into live.node.inc and the companion JS file.

If you have any concerns about it, feel free to contact me!

The Menu Trim module allows menu hierarchies to be trimmed when navigated. Trimming, here, means skipping the display of parent menu items when any of some designated items becomes active.

This project has been superseded by Menu Block and won't be maintained anymore.