Modules for Backdrop CMS

This module automatically assigns new users to a specific role when the user
initially signs up for their account. It was written in response to a question
on the support mailing list ... The list asked that it be submitted as a module
so here it is.

This module enables "placeholder" and "separator" menu items.

A placeholder is a menu item which is actually not a link. Something like
this is useful with drop down menus where the goal is to have a parent link
which is actually not linking to a page, but which is just acting as a parent,
grouping some children below it.

This module provides views sort handler to sort terms in hierarchical order.

View Mode Selector creates a new field type called View mode selector which
will override the view mode of an entity.

Provides XML sitemap conforming to Google's recommendations and sitemaps.org protocol.

Google's recommendations

sitemaps.org protocol

Use Javascript (ajax) code to check periodically to see if a user is still logged in. If the user is NOT logged in, the current page is reloaded so that the user sees the page as an anonymous user.

Provide "meta tags" and customizable "title" tag for your site's pages.
Search engine optimization assumed using an essential set of meta tags to help improve search ranking for your site.
Meta tags may be used to control the display of content across popular social networks, such as Facebook or Twitter.

Control the contents of your robots.txt file through Backdrop configuration.

Use this module when you are running multiple Backdrop sites from a single code base (multisite) and you need a different robots.txt file for each one. This module generates the robots.txt file dynamically and gives you the chance to edit it, on a per-site basis.

Alter the creation date on a user profile that is used for displaying the "Member for" time period.

Suggested altered creation dates:

Add the X-Robots-Tag HTTP header to instruct search index bots on permissible activity.

Based on options listed in the Google Webmasters documentation on Robots meta tag and X-Robots-Tag HTTP header specifications.

Redirect the HTTP 403 error page to the Backdrop /user/login page.

The login page will show a message that reads, "Access denied. You must login to view this page." A redirect to the desired page is appended in the URL query string so that, once login is successful, the user is taken directly where they were originally trying to go.

Trust me. You shouldn't be enabling this module.

But if you do enable this module, you shouldn't be enabling the module that
requires this module either.