Menu Reorder is a very simple October CMS plugin to reorder the backen main menu.
By default the backend main menu items are order by the values defined by each plugin in their Plugin.php
. Menu Reorder allows you to change the order as you see fit.
After installation you can access the list under Settings > System > Menu Reorder
License
This plugin is licensed under the MIT license, see the LICENSE file.
Credit
- Thanks to Luke Towers for all the help
- Plugin icon by Gilad Sotil
Usage
The plugin registers a new settings navigation item under 'Settings' > 'System' > 'Menu Reorder'.
The reorder list provides you the possibility to change the backend main menu's order.
A change will only become visible once your refresh the page or navigate to a different backend page.
To restore the original order, simply remove the plugin.
Installation
Marketplace
- Navigate to 'Settings' > 'Updates & Plugin' in the backend of your October CMS installation
- Click on '+ Install plugins'
- Search for 'Menu Reorder'
- Click on the search result for the plugin
Artisan CLI
- Open a terminal and navigate to the October CMS directory
- Run
php artisan plugin:install Lukas.MenuReorder
Manual
- Download the zip-archive
- Unpack it into the plugin directory
- When you log into the backend the next time, the migrations should be applied
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Candra
Found the plugin useful on 2 Apr, 2020
Extremely helpful plugin! On a side note, can you add a permission support so that it doesn't always show on a "non-super" admin user.
Also another nice feature to have is ability to rename the label ;)
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Art
Found the plugin useful on 23 Feb, 2018
Great solution, thanks! But few notes. I'd better move the Menu Reorder menu item from top menu to settings page - because I need it 1 or 2 times at all and don't want it to consume any usefull space. Also the plugin somewhy displays in reorder list plugin names that were removed from the system.
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eXpl0it3r author
Replied on 23 Feb, 2018
Thanks for the feedback!
Yes, I agree that there's potential to make it better. I've already added GitHub issues for improvements, but I haven't thought about removed plugins, so I'll definitely have to look into that. I initially thought as well to move it to the settings page, but then just went with the easiest solution I could come up with.
Update 2020-06-21: Took way too long, but I have finally moved the plugin from the backend menu to the settings menu. Check out version 1.1.0 (or newer).
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Justin Patterson
Found the plugin useful on 6 Feb, 2018
I've never paid much attention to the backend menu before consciously, but after seeing this plugin I was instantly reminded of how much I hate having to scroll over on smaller screens just to get to my Settings menu. So why not give this plugin a try?
I did, and it's simplicity just can't be beat. So far so good!
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eXpl0it3r author
Replied on 6 Feb, 2018
Thanks for the review! Really nice to see that my little plugin has already been useful to someone! :)
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1.1.1 |
Delete database entries for removed navigation items Jun 21, 2020 |
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1.1.0 |
Move navigation from backend menu to settings menu Jun 21, 2020 |
1.0.1 |
Add default value to sort_order column Jun 21, 2020 |
1.0.0 |
First version of Menu Reorder Jan 26, 2018 |
Note that starting from v1.1.0 the menu has been moved to the settings section.
Settings > System > Menu Reorder