By fhsm on

I’m new to Drupal (< 5hrs), I’m switching from WordPress (sick of trying to make it do things it isn’t designed for). I’ve got a strong background in php. I’m experimenting with Drupal for use in a project at organization that has an existing web-based email, calendar, and contact management system in place that they do not want touched.

I have setup Drupal pages for About, Contact, Donations, Events, etc… that are menued as primary links, those work great. Now I want to find an easy way to create new ‘pages’ in Drupal that are primary links, for page display, but are nothing more than hyperlinks to pages outside of Drupal. In other words an easy way to add primary menu items like ‘email’ (to About, Contacts, …) that link out of CMS to, in this case, mail.example.com.

Thanks in for your help!

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valdemar commented

Just go to Administer -> Site building -> Menus -> Add menu item. You can use external URLs as the menu path. You'd need to select "Primary Links" as the menu item parent.

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fhsm commented

I knew it was in here somewhere. Thanks for your (fast) help!