Menu Item Extras makes the Menu Link Content entity fully fieldable. The module fixes core issues and provides a couple features, like Demo Module and View mode per menu item, which makes developers' lives easier. It allows us to use all fields types for menus as for the normal Drupal 8 entity. Each menu is a bundle for the Menu Link Content.
Introduction to the Drupal Content Management System Introduction to the Drupal Content Management System Page 2 Style & Content are separated: Content experts are able to make changes to areas of the website, without having to learn the style rules or web editing skills required in most web authoring software. Dynamically change a menu item link based on path : drupal Would anybody be willing to share how you dynamically change a menu item's link destination based on a variable in the path? I'm trying to pull of a kind of contextual menu item link. So like /site/location/x would get a different link destination than /site/location/y but for a menu item.
With the introduction of Drupal 7, developers may encounter a puzzling problem involving custom menus: imagine that you have created a custom menu — such as a list of secondary links for the footer of a website — and at least one of its menu items is pointing to a node. You think of an improvement to that node's content, so you edit the node and save the results.
In Drupal development, menu items get explicitly linked to node id, rather than aliases.Even though you might specify a menu link to point to /home, the back-end will store it as node/7. If you have a homepage on dev as node/7, but on staging the homepage is node/9, and on prod it's node/19, it can be extremely difficult to move menus across environments.
Checked and first site reports 6.20 second site 6.19. Has anyone else had any problems? I checked on Drupal's forums and issues with others reporting similar issues, but no solutions. So I was just going to restore the database and site to before the upgrade.
Apr 16, 2020 · The Menu Item Extras module for Drupal 8 improves the default menu system in Drupal, by allowing the site builder to add fields to the menu items. That way, it is possible to create a mega menu with a couple of simple steps. Follow along to learn how to use this module. Let’s start! Step #1: Install the Required Modules