When we have a very complex multilevel menu and we need to make it extremely user-friendly the Traversable Menu approach could be the option.
I knew the JS library by Jim Keller (https://github.com/jimkeller/traversable_menu) that can provide such functionality out-of-the-box. I just had to wrap it into a Drupal module.
Now the module was released with the minimum number of settings. Please visit its page https://www.drupal.org/project/traversable_menu.
Many years ago I made my personal page on Drupal 7, as soon as Drupal 8 was released I have upgraded to this version. My personal site is just a page with my contacts and my blog.
"Paragraphs are more powerful than you can expect" from Vasyl Yaremchuk for DrupalCamp Kyiv 2017
Now I'm working on a new Drupal 8 module "LandingPage Framework". By the fact it's a package of several modules and themes.
Project page: https://www.drupal.org/project/landingpage
I took part in DrupalCamp Kyiv 2016. Let me share my impression.
Several years ago I was working on my personal Web site. Even in that time One Page solutions were very popular for some presentation, personal or CV pages.
The main idea of such approach to put all information on one long page with several link anchors corresponding some separate sub-sections of this page.
In this post I'm not going to describe extremely great modules that you must use on each your Drupal site such as Backup&Migrate module or Views module etc. This modules you can use in some separate cases but they can improve support of your Drupal sites!
We have faced with the problem. We use Ajax Login/Register module but put site in Maintenance mode.
But we need to have Sign up ability. Ajax Register module show Sign up form in popup, content is requested from "ajax_register/register". But in maintenance mode we can see Maintenance page response…
Several years ago I have a dream to put my own personal site into One Page solution. Due to I'm Drupal developer Drupal was selected as platform for my site. Thus Single Page Website Module was done.
This module is some kind of out of box solution. One can turned it on, do several settings on the module settings page and have One Page website on Drupal CMS engine.
Several days ago we upgraded simple Drupal 6 site to Drupal 7. After the core upgrade process was finished we turned on all necessary modules such as Admin menu and Backup & Migrate. Some features required custom update by scripts and some manual work, we made a backup before this activity. ... something went wrong and we go back by restoring DB via Backup&Migrate module and site went down :-( When we took a look on DB backup script we found that there was an empty dump with the structure of some tables. So, as a result, the data in several tables was killed.