After spending several days going through the documentation, I still haven't found a way to create a traditional set of menu links/buttons linking to known or predefined web content. The downloadable "getting-started_2.pdf" doesn't indicate that this can be done, however, information of "Views" alludes to the ability to program menu links/buttons that can navigate to pages with expected node content. This capability is important for corporate and product brochure type websites and I've seen example Drupal sites that emulate this. The documentation should be clearer about how to do this since this is probably what half of the users would like to do with this CMS. I understand that there are several Views modules that can be added to do this, but I don't know which is the best. This seems like it should be a core module.
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Comment #1
HansBKK commentedI'm not sure if by this
you mean anything more than just how to create menus in Drupal? If so, please clarify.
If not, it might be a bit sparse, but here's the place to start: http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/menu
Comment #2
HansBKK commentedYour notification of the documentation issue is noted.
Please don't just repost the same issue (ref: #339451: Traditional menu link/button to page content hierarchy
If you are asking for more information or support on this issue, please post to the forums.
Since this issue also happens to be a hobby horse of mine, I've collected a lot of notes and links, and I'll be happy to respond there if you send me a link (I don't usually follow the forums).
In the meantime, note that I highly recommend Node Hierarchy.
Comment #3
leehunter commentedI'm marking this as fixed since HansBKK's link seems to address the issue