Drupal Mega Menus Made Simple
Have you ever made a Drupal site where the design called for implementing one or more mega-menus? Have you spent countless hours downloading module after module and hacking your theme's template file to get the code to insert at just the right place?
LevelTen Interactive introduces: Menu Views
Mega menus are typically a collage of multiple types of content: images, links, lists or forms all put into some type of grid or table layout. The beauty behind this module is you can configure an existing view or even create an entirely new view to display exactly what you want. Then just attach that view to an existing menu item.
By design, this module only provides basic HTML structure for inserting a view into the menu system. It does not actually style your [mega-]menu. If no styling exists in your theme or is not provided by a contributed module, the view will appear next to your menu item (which can often be a little confusing at first). It is up to the theme or contributed module to actually style the view to appear inside your menu. If the contributed theme or module implements drop down menus, using CSS or JavaScript, a new child selector (li > .view) must be included. The view can then be styled appropriately from there.
Menu Overview (shows which menu items have attached views):
Menu Item Edit (adds the "Attach view" fieldset for choosing a view):
