That's all that can see?
It takes 0,5MB and I've got only 3 icons on admin/?
How I can configure it somehow to see it similar to: http://drupal.org/node/210341 ?

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Set the child panels information in admin/settings/controlpanel

kenorb’s picture

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I've already set root to Administer menu tree.

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Which is fine as that's what your attached screenshot shows. I assume what you want to see is the child panels (as you pointed to here http://drupal.org/node/210341) If thats the case you need to enable the child menus on the settings page.

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Ah, maybe because on the screenshot it isn't Drupal?
Because the structure of the menu items is different.

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Control Panel | www.reedweb.net_.jpg49.24 KB

It's Drupal, it's just an earlier version (4.7 maybe) That's why the menu items are different.

Look at the attached. Thats where you enable child menus.

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To get icons to appear with your menus you can do it another way to.

in controlpanel\images\{your size icons}

Get the url for one of your menu items say Content management which is admin/content

Now find an icon you want and change the name to admin_content.png

Basically the image names follow the url structure with the forward slashes replaced with underscores.

hope this helps

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Status: Active » Closed (fixed)