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Let’s start by building a pretty straight forward multi-level menu component in Pattern Lab. Build a Multi-Level Menu Component in Pattern Labįor the purpose of keeping the content clean, I'll be linking to code snippets from Github Gists. They can be found at the end of the post. Integrate the Navigation component with DrupalĮditor's note: This blog was originally published on June 3, 2019, and has been updated to include two new tutorial videos.Create a Twig template suggestion for the main menu.

Drupal icon update#

Update Drupal’s menu macro to achieve better markup.

Build a multi-level menu component in Pattern Lab using a Twig macro included in Drupal core's.

This is going to be a lengthy post (mostly because it includes a lot of code snippets), but this article will cover all you need to accomplish the following: Then you can use Drupal’s markup as a starting point for writing your menu’s markup. For example, rather than writing your menu’s markup before you see it being printed by Drupal, it is best to build your menu in Drupal and see what the markup looks like. By adhering to Drupal’s best practices we can save a lot of time, effort, and frustration. When it comes to menus and forms, it is best to let Drupal dictate the direction rather than build them independently of Drupal.

They can make your browsing experience a pleasant one, or can drive you to leave a website frustrated and likely never to return. Despite their complication, they need to be perfect to serve their purpose. They’re not easy to work with, build, or style, and yet they are probably the single most important navigation element of any website.