Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.One thing I've noticed is the very odd position of "Abuse" in the menu. Once you click on Abuse in the middle of the main admin page, the menu expands and you have the abuse moderation and reason config in totally different parts of the menu at different levels too.
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Comments
Comment #1
esllou commentedanother screen shot to show Abuse item's too-elevated position in the overall menu hierarchy. Going to try and alter it using admin/menu now.
Comment #2
schnizZzla commentedPlease check your links. I have the same, BUT:
one link points to admin/settings/abuse
the other to admin/abuse
And this is OK. You can reorganize that using the menu config. These are two different pages.
Comment #3
btmash commentedIn such a case, it might be a good idea to be clear about what they are (Perhaps a better name for the abuse section, and maybe "Abuse configuration" to notify these are the settings)
Comment #4
esllou commentedI did manually alter both the title and hierarchical position of the link, but there is a problem on install that needs to be dealt with. The position of "abuse" (not "Abuse") is too high in the hierarchy. You have it level with the 4 main sub-admin headers: Site Building, Site Config, Content Configuration and User Management and it needs to be under one of those.
Also, "abuse" should be something like Abuse Moderation and "Abuse" could be Abuse Settings.
Comment #5
btmash commentedI wonder if putting it under content configuration would be ok - I ** think ** it should be as simple as changing the links on my end.
I will commit the changes for the name change.
-Ashok
Comment #6
schnizZzla commentedI agree that changing that menu items would be a good idea.
Comment #7
btmash commentedI've updated so the menu items are in places that make more sense (so admin/content/abuse for administering abusive content and admin/settings/abuse for administering module settings.
Comment #8
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