Paging

This module extends the default pagination into a more flexible format. It allows the user to jump to any specific page in the content just by entering the desired page number in an input box and hitting the ENTER key. The result is easier navigation, especially with sites where the content is spread over numerous pages.

After the module is enabled, just switch on the “Pretty Pagination” function for the chosen theme. It can be enabled either for the front-end (main) or the backend (administration) theme, or enabled for both.

Alternative method of paging through pages of old content. Select by date, not by trying to figure out which page number you should click on.

Grabs a specified cookie value and use it as a CTools context

This is a small helper module which will automatically lazyload all nodes for sites with multiple nodes on a page, which will make the site load faster.

All nodes will only load when it's visible to the browser window. Similar to Block Lazyloader but this time it's the node content.

Route module enables the construction of wizard like journeys using Panels. It's mostly useful for developers that require high levels of configurability and flexibility for their multistep forms. Use of Panels gives this flexibility.

To taste an example functionality, please enable route_example module and navigate to /route-example/step-one.

Book Touch makes use of the Thumbnav module in order to create touch based / gesture events that make sense for mobile navigation of an online book. This creates an experience more like a touch sensitive e-book reader.

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

It adds a style plugin for data export displays that lets you print out a list of views records, 1 per page. By default, it prints a serial output of rendered fields, but this can be overridden by the theme in the standard way.

The 7.x-4.x version of webform now has a build in progress bar, only use this module when using earlier versions of webform.

This module shows a pager in webform nodes. It is possible to use a simple 'Page x of x' pager, with or without a percentage.

It is also possible to show a 'progress bar' with a trail of the pages already filled in and the ones still coming.

A way of managing and displaying information using the bunny pattern.

Flippy improved depends on Flippy, an ultra-simple module that generates previous/next pagers for content types.

Flippy improved "improves" the flippy module by adding these features:

• The User interface for setting order field and order direction for each content type.
• Ability to group paged nodes by taxonomy term for each content type.

All additional options are available in content type configuration on the Flippy tab.