By pianoman on

Is there a way of reordering the items in the navigation menu of 4.3? For instance, in the current menu, there is a taxnav item, then "my notification settings", then "my photo gallery", then another taxnav item, and the rest is just as mixed up. It seems to me that the best order would be to have the user links (such as the notification and account settings, create content, etc) all together. As it is, none of them are next to any of the others. Can the menu be rearranged?

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Mike@frazierhome.net’s picture

Mike@frazierhome.net commented

I'm playing with the Taxonomy_Menu now myself, and would love to see this also. I have the Menu module working and it does this, but I'd really like to have just a single menu so it would be better to have this in Taxonomy_Menu.

I do have a Kludge to this for now... I have my Main Menu that is defined by the Menus module enabled in the Taxonomy Menu and turned off all other taxonomy items in the Taxonomy Menu admin. This way I can order the menu items like I want with the feature of the Menu module, but then its all under the Navigation box.

You can see this in action at FrazierHome.net

Mike@frazierhome.net’s picture

Mike@frazierhome.net commented

Ok, Maybe I spoke too soon... Seems the Menu module links quit working when put under the Navigation menu... Darn.

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Silver-1 commented

I am new to Drupal and I am using the taxonomy_menu module to add links to the left hand side of the site I'm working on (where all the navigation links/login/etc are located). I noticed that the taxonomy_menu module adds the taxonomy links directly above the administrative links (add content, administrative, etc).

Is there any way for me to add links to the taxonomy to the left hand side area without using the taxonomy_menu module? The reason why I'm asking is that I wish to have the administrative links be separated from taxonomy links. Each in it's own block. Also, I was hoping that there was a way to order the taxonomy links other than alphabetically?

Any input would be great. Thanks!