Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.
Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.
Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.
Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.
Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.
Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.
Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.
Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.
Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.
Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.
Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.
Today we needed to override the menu links of one menu on our Drupal 7 site. We started with theme_menu_links(), but quickly decided that we didn't want to figure out what menu every menu link belonged to. After some searching we discovered this comment (https://api.drupal.org/comment/26939#comment-26939) which suggested using this naming structure:
THEMENAME_menu_link__MENU_NAME()
Sure enough, once this function was placed in our theme, the exact menu was targeted and we didn't have to wade through every menu item.