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Menu tabs are neat ways of extending the standard menu items on a Drupal site. Unfortunately, it is not always obvious how to create your own tabs. But never fear! Here's a brief screencast showing you how to build menu tabs and default menu tabs in Views (though it could also be use in for example Panels).
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Gäst
July 25, 2011Thanks, that got me on the path!
hmm, so how could i get a sub-tab to be the default tab of the top-tabs?
seems there's no direct way for that?
PS:
i Found this only after the "taming the beast", where the default-menu-tab was not so well explained, because on user-pages it is already there.
Johan Falk
July 26, 2011No, that's kind of tricky. Creating sub-tabs is pretty straight forward, but there is no option for creating a default tab whose parent menu item <em>also</em> is a default tab. I think it should be possible by creating the default option as a clone of the view display – also being a default tab. It is a workaround, but should work.
Good luck!