By JonathanGennick on
I'm trying to find a good explanation of primary and secondary links. What is their purpose? How do they differ from menus? Could someone suggest a site for me to look at, that uses these links, so I can get an idea of how to use them on my own site?
(If you do suggest a site, be sure to let me know which links on the site are which.)
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drupal.org
Have a look in the top right corner of drupal.org :-)
Primary links: Support | Handbooks | Forum | Downloads | Contribute | Contact | Community
I guess you can say secondary links are children of primary links.
However, I have a little problem with secondary links. I can not figure out how to display secondary links of my "Home" link on the front page.
If somebody knows a solution to this problem, please help :-)
http://drupal.org/node/70837
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Best regards,
Thomas
To configure Secondry
To configure Secondry links
Home » administer » settings
and set the secondary links.
Hope that helped.
Thanks,
Zack.
Thanks, but that is not the
Thanks, but that is not the problem. I know about those settings.
These are my settings.
Menu containing primary links:
- Primary links
Menu containing secondary links:
- Primary links
If you select the same menu as primary links then secondary links will display the appropriate second level of your navigation hierarchy.
Have a look at the thread I am linking to in my previous post. Do you see the problem?
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Best regards,
Thomas
how different from a menu tho
I'm not sure if this is what Jonathon was getting at, but I have trouble understanding why these links are different from any other menu. Why have they been assigned this special status?
I believe that's because,
I believe that's because, for each primary link there is a secondary link. Secondary links are a subset of primary links.
Menu's in general are independent.
thanks everyone
Thanks everyone, for your comments. I had a suspicion that the links at the top right of Drupal.org were primary links, but I was uncertain. Now I know for sure, and the knowing for sure is actually very helpful.