Contextual Tabs Drupal Org Moves the normal drupal primary tabs into a drop down "contextual links" menu to the right of the node title. contains configuration to determine which pages are excluded (such as admin*). Is there a module to hide the tabbed menu and expand it on demand, or change it to contextual links? i have seen a few examples but they all seem to require changes to existing theme files or modules.
Contextual Links Drupal Org #2288659 by deanflory: change name in .info file to "contextual tabs" from "tabs no more". Submit your proposal at drupalcon europe by 28 june to host a short, interactive session and share your knowledge with the drupal community. I wanted to help test out the contextual tabs module but i wasn't quite sure how to go about it. i enabled the module and added "admin*" to the list of urls to ignore. Provides a context reaction wich sets the tabs dependend on a given path in context.
Contextual View Modes Drupal Org I wanted to help test out the contextual tabs module but i wasn't quite sure how to go about it. i enabled the module and added "admin*" to the list of urls to ignore. Provides a context reaction wich sets the tabs dependend on a given path in context. Contextual links are designed for use in the front end. the frond end theme must take care of the visual relation between the object and its contextual links. best used on objects like blocks, nodes, views, and menus that have a few frequently used tasks such as “edit”, “add” and “configure”. Context allows you to manage contextual conditions and reactions for different portions of your site. you can think of each context as representing a "section" of your site. Contextual links are actions that are related to sections of rendered output, and are usually rendered as a pop up list of links. the contextual links module handles the gathering and rendering of contextual links. the following sections of this topic provide an overview of the menu api. To try and make it easier to understand, i basically want multiple views that are accessible via a tabbed interface and that share the contextual argument provided by panels based on the node that is being viewed.