How to Build the Ultimate Drupal Navigation System

08.09.2005

This is a tutorial on the theory, and methods used to create this site's multi-level top navigation menu. The tutorial covers everything from obscure drupal php fuctions to generate custom dynamic menus, to advanced CSS techniques and practices. Warning: this tutorial will forever change the way you see drupal's navigation, and CSS. That's a promise (so long as you aren't already an expert).

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Comments

Fri, 2007-01-12 07:23 — Splunks (not verified)

New with Drupal

I am new with drupal, but like it so far. I wish there were more modules. Thanks for the layout and menu information.

Sun, 2006-02-05 20:08 — Anonymous (not verified)

Site oes NOT WORK!

Please, Mister, could you check your site with Opera, your site does not work with thzat very nice browser! Thanks!

Mon, 2005-11-14 16:24 — Geoff (not verified)

Site is broken

All links to content on this site produce a 404 error

Mon, 2005-11-14 18:13 — Nick Lewis

Site is broken

crap -- oh if only I had time to actually maintain my sites.... I'll get to this today, hopefully.

Thu, 2005-09-29 19:46 — mike (not verified)

Big suggestion

For starts, don't put up an annoying alert every time I view this page in Safari.Instead of telling us "safari support is limited" just let us use whatever does workwithout annoying us.

Thu, 2005-09-29 21:06 — Nick Lewis

I wish I knew javascript,

I wish I knew javascript, than I'd be happy to do that. You should probably tell these guys not to do that: http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/ Of course, I'd also recommend that you tell Steve Jobs to stop making his products so terribly unfriendly to the standards that everyone else uses. THanks for lettign me know about this, though. I wasn't aware that the TinyMCE editor was bugging every safari user.

Fri, 2006-01-13 17:44 — matt westgate (not verified)

Any more questions? :)