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5.7. Changing the Order of Navigation

By Guy Vigneault | 11:59 PM EST, Sun December 14, 2025

Goal

Reorder the links in a menu.

Prerequisite knowledge

  • Section 5.5, “Concept: Menu”
  • Section 5.6, “Adding a Page to the Navigation”

Site prerequisites

Home and About pages must exist in the main navigation menu. See Section 5.6, “Adding a Page to the Navigation”.

Steps

  1. In the Manage administrative menu, navigate to Structure > Menus (admin/structure/menu) where all menus on your site are listed. Click Edit Menu from the Operations dropdown for Main navigation. You can also reach this page using contextual links (refer to Section 4.1, “Concept: Administrative Overview”) for the menu. Note that the names and descriptions of the menus that were provided by your installation profile are shown in English on this page; see Section 2.7, “Concept: User Interface, Configuration, and Content translation” for an explanation.

    List of menus on the site with Main navigation highlighted

  2. The Edit menu page will display a list of each link in the menu you chose (Main navigation).

    List of menu links under Main navigation

  3. Drag the cross bar handles of menu links to change their order: Home, then About. As an alternative to dragging, you can click the Show row weights link at the top of the table and select numerical weights (menu links with lower or more negative weights will be shown first).

    Reordered menu links with warning message about unsaved changes and the Save button

  4. Click Save.
  5. The home page now displays the main navigation with the Home menu link displayed first.

    Reordered menu links on the home page with Home first and then About

Expand your understanding

Add a menu link called Contact, leading to the /contact page, to your Main navigation menu. The contact page is provided by the core Contact module; you may want to edit its layout and fields (see Section 6.9, “Changing Content Entry Forms”).

Related concepts

Section 5.5, “Concept: Menu”

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Attributions

Written by Ann Greazel.

 

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