menu

Im struggling to wrap my head around which or rather how to construct menus for content heavy and simplistic (brochure) sites. I have a friend who recommends I use books for both. Only use new content types for pages that function differently or do not have the same fields. From a users (editor role) point of view it works really well, since there is way less clutter (not seeing all the primary nav items and subitems) when trying to add a new page to your site structure, and it works really well by using a book menu block per page.

hi,

how can I build dropdown menus like on this page -> http://www.pampers.co.uk/en_GB/home ?

Roll over "Pregnancy", "New Baby", "Baby" etc to see what I mean.

thanks for any help.

best regards.

I think this is simple anyways...

Let's say my primary menu has parent of 'Apple' with child menu items (pages) of Sour, Green, Red, and Bad.

Well, I've decided to make an actual page for 'Apple' and I want it to display Sour, Green, Red, Bad as menu options, but outside of the primary menu.

Example:

Main menu: Beets - Bears - Battlestar - Oranges - Pears - Apples - etc

Content of page:

Menu:Sour - Green - Red - Bad
photo gallery
blog
etc etc

Hi Guys,

I'm developing a custom module for some privacy stuff. My module provides a new page under "user/[UID]/edit/privacy".

<?php
/**
* Implementation of hook_menu()
*/
function MY_MODULE_menu() {

$items['user/%user/edit/privacy'] = array(
'title' => 'Privacy',
'page callback' => 'drupal_get_form',
'page arguments' => array('MY_MODULE_privacy_settings'),
'access arguments' => array('administer site configuration'),
'type' => MENU_LOCAL_TASK,
'weight' => 100,
'file' => 'MY_MODULE_privacy.admin.inc'

"Ovanliggande menyval" är väl en av Drupals mest oanvändarvänliga val? Rullgardinen blir extremt lång på stora sajter och hierarkin blir inte tydlig. Nu har vi på Happiness tagit fram ett alternativ, kolla in:

http://drupal.org/project/bettermenus

Drupal = användbarhet!

Acke, Happiness

Sometimes things that looks simple to do gets me into troubles.

In this case, the combination of Acquia Marina theme, logintoboggan block and secondary links.

Acquia Marina has the secondary links "hard coded" into the page.tpl.php, inside a place which is not a region. This make it "impossible" (without changing page.tpl.php) to add blocks to it.

Meanwhile, all I want is to give a nice "Hello $user->name | Log out" as part of the secondary links. Logintoboggan is a great module that gives this block, but I can't easily put it there.

Description of problem, see here:
http://drupal.org/node/782962

I figure people in this group have some experience with this and thus are better at helping out?

I have been racking my little brain trying to figure this out. I have a mockup and it has drop down menus they work fine. But when I try to employ them in drupal my first child displays fine, but my sub menus do not drop down. Does anybody know what I could be doing wrong?

Just wanted to announce our new tool for creating menus, DHTML Menu Module Creator for Drupal. The tool runs under Windows and allows you to design and build a menu in the form of a Drupal module.

The program comes with over 200 ready-to-use menu designs. You can view all designs here. Please see the product page for more info.

Hola a todos y a todas!

Les comento, estoy realizando un sitio con drupal 6.

El sitio es: "asesoria.jusbaires.gov.ar"

Para generar los menus de navegación del sitio use el modulo "taxonomy_menu" y deje los vocabularios dentro de los "enlaces primarios" y los términos dentro de los "enlaces secundarios".

Hasta ahí todo bien, pero el punto es que hoy tengo dos problemas puntuales que no tengo idea de como resolver(estuve googleando, via algunos tutoriales, pero nada), por eso acudo a ustedes para ver si por favor me pueden me dar una mano.