How to Create Menus in Drupal.

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This entry is part 7 of 21 in the series Drupal Tutorials

Drupal is a free and open source modular framework and Content Management System (CMS) written in PHP.  It is used as a “backend” system for many different types of websites, ranging from small personal blogs to large corporate and political sites.

We assume that you have already logged into Drupal. Click on the Administer link found on the left like the one below.

How to Create Menus in Drupal.

Click on the menus link found below the Blocks menu like the one shown below.
How to Create Menus in Drupal.
Then click Add Menu found on top of the page, like this one below.
How to Create Menus in Drupal.
It will prompt you to enter the menu name, menu title and menu description, click Save button to save the new menu as shown below.
How to Create Menus in Drupal.
Now let’s go and add items to our menu, click on Add Item as shown below.

How to Create Menus in Drupal.

You will enter a new page, where you have to enter the path this menu items links to, the menu link title, description etc., make sure that you have the proper menu selected as your parent item, then click save button when ready.
How to Create Menus in Drupal.

Now you new menu has been created, just go and create a second menu item, repeat the process again.
In order to show up the new menu in your website, you must create a new block to it and configure where it should go.
So click on the Blocks link found under the Administer menu found to the left of the screen, locate the new menu you created and enable it by configuring  its location, go down and make sure you click on the save blocks to save our configuration.
That’s it, you will be able to see the new menu we just created along with the two menu items on the left  side of your screen below the main menu.
You now know how to create menus in drupal , remember you have to enable the menu block after creating it.

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