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Submenu Tree

Submenu Tree provides a method for structuring content hierarchically. For content which has a menu link, Submenu Tree can display a list of content which is at the same level or below the content in the menu.

Content that at the same level as a selected piece of content is referred to as "sibling" content while content that is below a selected piece of content is referred to as "sub" content.

Lists of sub or sibling content can be displayed either in a block or directly inside of the body of a piece of content. Lists can be formatted in six different ways:

  • Menu
  • Titles only
  • Teasers
  • Teasers with links
  • Full text
  • Full text with links

Submenu Tree also provides a block of "extended" main links. The extended main links are made up of all menu links in the Main links menu (or Secondary links menu if the Main links menu does not exist) that are two or more levels deep.

Submenu Tree Installation

The Menu module included with Drupal is required in order to install Submenu Tree.

Submenu Tree Permissions

Once a user role has access to sub or sibling menus, Submenu Tree becomes immediately useful.

Submenu Tree how to

What does Submenu Tree do? How does it do it? Here are some notes based on a look at the code.

The Submenu Tree Use Case

Drupal provides a great framework for creating and editing content. However, structing content, especially into a hierarchy, is one area

Using Submenu Tree

As an Administrator or a user with either the Administer submenus or Administer Siblingmenus permissions, you will see a vertical tab titled

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