The Drupal 7 Menu Admin Per Menu module is a simple module that allows you to grant permissions for users to administer specific Drupal menus based on their role. This module for instance would allow you to allow one role to modify the Main menu, while not allowing the role to modify a separate menu on your Drupal 7 website.
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The Drupal 7 Special Menu Items module allows the adding of placeholder and separator menu items.
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The Drupal 7 Menu Badges module is a neat little module that allows you to add numbered badges next to menu items on a Drupal 7 website. It integrates nicely with views so you can easily add your own numbered icons to any menu link. You will also need the Link Badges module for this to work.
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Do you need to add Drop downs to your Drupal 7 website? If so, the Drupal 7 Nice Menus module is a good solution. The Nice Menus module allows you to create menu blocks that can drop down, to the right, or to the left. The Nice Menus module also gives you easy to use theme functions to create and use dropdown menus within your Drupal 7 theme template files (like your page.tpl.php).
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The Drupal 7 Administration menu makes administering your website easier by providing helpful drop-down menus for handling your everyday Drupal administration tasks.
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If you are building a Drupal 7 website and need to target an individual menu item for some JQuery or CSS code, the Drupal 7 Menu Attributes module can help. The Menu Attributes module allows you to add CSS classes, ids, title attributes and more to your menu items.
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This episode works off the the previous episode to create a custom Drupal 7 form using the Drupal Form API, and then looks at how to submit data from the Drupal form into a Drupal database table.
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Learn how to create an administration form inside a Drupal module. In this episode we work with the Drupal 7 Form API to build out an administration section for a brand new module. This new module (called cronmonitor) will be completed in the next Daily Dose of Drupal episode (number 19).
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In this episode we continue learning about Drupal 7 module development by looking at creating menu items with hook_menu() and creating permissions with hook_permission().
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