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5.6. Adding a Page to the Navigation

By Guy Vigneault | 11:53 PM EST, Sun December 14, 2025

Goal

Add a page to the navigation. For example, the About page.

Prerequisite knowledge

  • Section 5.5, “Concept: Menu”
  • Section 5.3, “Editing a Content Item”

Site prerequisites

The About page content item must exist. See Section 5.2, “Creating a Content Item”.

Steps

  1. In the Manage administrative menu, navigate to Content (admin/content).
  2. Find the About page, and click Edit in that row. The content editing form appears.

    Page edit link

  3. Click Menu settings on the right to expand it.
  4. Check Provide a menu link for the menu options to appear.
  5. Enter values from the table below:

    Field nameExplanationExample value
    Menu link titleTitle that will be displayed in the menuAbout
    DescriptionText that will be displayed when a visitor hovers over the linkHistory of the market
    Parent linkLocation of the page in the menu hierarchy. For example, if you choose <Main navigation>, the page will appear in the highest level of the navigation. By choosing another menu link as parent, you can create a menu hierarchy of multiple levels.<Main navigation>
    WeightThe order in which the page should appear in the menu (lower-weighted menu links will be shown before higher-weighted menu links)-2

    Creating a menu link from within the content edit form

  6. Click Save to save the changes. Click Home or Return to site in the navigation bar to see the result, which could look like the picture below.

    Link has been added to the main menu

Expand your understanding

Section 5.7, “Changing the Order of Navigation”

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Adding a Page to the Navigation

Additional resources

Drupal.org community documentation page "Adding a link to a menu"

Attributions

Adapted by Boris Doesborg from "Adding a link to a menu", copyright 2000-2025 by the individual contributors to the Drupal Community Documentation; edited by Jack Haas.

 

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