[support] Site layout with drupal

[Kelly Harding]

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> >
> > What I did was I created a new menu (I also created new menus for admin
>
>    is this the menu you later trim? or is this just top level menu?



Yes.

> tasks, but thats a different matter really). Then under admin -> build
> > -> menu I went to settings and selected the new menu instead of primary
> > links. Voila navigation menu at top where primary links should be.
> >
> > I should mention a gotcha with this however. You need to check
> > compatibility with themes, as not all themes provide enough room for a
> > menu instead of primary links. I did previously have a seconday menu
> > instead of secondary links, but theme issues prevented it from working
> > correctly.
> >
> > You then need the Menu Trim module. Select the menu you wish to trim,
> > trim it (should be self-explanitary really) and then edit the menu
>
>    ok, almost self explanatory except of: what menu do you trim? Is it
> automatically generated from taxonomy or from relationship of nodes or
> do you create the whole thing manually?
>
>    thanks for the info, I'll look into menu trim module,



You create the menu manually (well I did). there may be a taxonomy module
that can generate it automagically for you, but i don't know.

I already had all the site content in place when i put MenuTrim in place, so
it was more a case of editing all the menu items and moving their parent
Menu from 'Navigation' to 'Home'.

MenuTrim took care of the rest.

Kelly
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