If the site is small, and you just need a multi-level menu that gets displayed on all pages, you may:
- Insert it as html code (<ul><li><a href, ... etc) somewhere in template.php
- If you prefer the menu to be editable in the admin interface, do the same but by adding a component.
- If you'd like to be able to edit it in the admin interface without having to know/use html code, with the rich editor, you may put the menu in a private page, then include it in template.php (see this post by n00dles101)
Of course you have to put titles, paste page links, etc. and those won't change automatically if you edit the titles in the Page editor -- you have to do it manually. If the site is very small maybe it's ok, but if it grows...
- Insert it as html code (<ul><li><a href, ... etc) somewhere in template.php
- If you prefer the menu to be editable in the admin interface, do the same but by adding a component.
- If you'd like to be able to edit it in the admin interface without having to know/use html code, with the rich editor, you may put the menu in a private page, then include it in template.php (see this post by n00dles101)
Of course you have to put titles, paste page links, etc. and those won't change automatically if you edit the titles in the Page editor -- you have to do it manually. If the site is very small maybe it's ok, but if it grows...