How to Organize Navigation Bar in vTiger?
vTigerCRM has a nice feature which allows users to arrange the navigation bar menu items. It’s helpful when you have many modules enabled, but not all of them are used on a daily basis. To add or remove menu items from the vTiger navigation bar follow the instructions below:
- Mouse over the “gear” icon on the right upper corner
- Click “CRM Settings”
- Under “Studio” section, hit “vTiger Menu Editor”
- “Selected Modules” are the modules which will show up on the main navigation bar. Use the arrows to add,remove and order the modules.
vTiger Menu Manager
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Hello,
I’m running vtiger 5.4. I would like to hide/disable Home from the Navigation Bar. I haven’t found a way to do that as within the Menu Editor the Home module does not appear. That looks a bit illogical since it is possible to disable the Home module in the module manager. If the module is disabled logically the user should be given the choice to hide the Home module from the Menu Bar, same like for the other modules. Any ideas how I could do that?
Thank you.
Paul – that will have to be removed by modifying the code. To do so:
1. Open vtigercrm/Smarty/templates/Header.tpl
2. Go to line 257, it should be something like:
<.td style="width:50px" class='tabUnSelected' align = "center"><.a href= "index.php?module=Home&action=index&parenttab=My Home Page" rel="nofollow"><.img src="{$IMAGEPATH}Home.PNG" style="width:16px;height:16px;" border="0" /><./a><./td>
3. Change it to:
<.!-- <.td style="width:50px" class='tabUnSelected' align = "center"><.a href= "index.php?module=Home&action=index&parenttab=My Home Page" rel="nofollow"><.img src="{$IMAGEPATH}Home.PNG" style="width:16px;height:16px;" border="0" /><./a><./td> –!.>
Note – you don’t need the actual . in the tags – I had to add them in order to display the code.
If you don’t feel comfortable modifying the files – feel free to contact us and we’ll do that for you.
Thanks
Hello,
I have no problem modifying code. Thanks for the solution, it worked flawlessly.
Shouldn’t the closing tag be –!.> though instead of –!.> ?
Thank you.
Seems the double dash was concatenated into 1. I meant “double dash”!.>
Yes – double dash, I tried adding it but it’s using it as a code and not displaying properly so .<.!.-.- and .-.-.!.> with no dots!