Hey Ryan

Additionally to the "admin-extra.html" file which is display on the overview, 
we have "admin-extra.menu-top.html" and "admin-extra.menu-top.html" which are 
display on top / at the bottom of core-menu, if they exist (and do not only 
contain a comment, like they do in our sample-configuration)

so, kind of quick hack would be: put some css definitions in there, which hide 
the existing options (they all have classes assigned, which you would use for 
the css-selector). the additional links you'd like to use can be placed either 
on top or at the bottom, where you like them more.

To answer your final question: of course we can :) It mainly depends on someone 
to come up with some suggestions. Chat about what is doable/usable and what is 
not .. and then see what we can get out of that.

That may either be some kind of configuration to hide different (existing) 
options or f.e. a additional stylesheet which would be loaded after the ones we 
already have, that you can overwrite the default styles.

If you can elaborate a bit on what you'd like to change there, we may get other 
ideas as well?

Stefan 


On Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 6:48 PM, Ryan Ernst wrote:

> I would like to add some custom pages to the core menu for my setup, replace 
> some existing (like ping) and also remove some others (like data import). 
> From what I can tell, the existing hooks are very limited (like admin extra 
> that appears in overview for the core). I've searched through JIRA for any 
> issues regarding this, but can't find anything. Any thoughts on how this 
> could be done? Can we make the admin UI more pluggable?




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