In Drupal, local tabs are an essential feature used to organize and display multiple configuration pages in a user-friendly manner.These tabs group related pages together, providing an intuitive and seamless navigation experience.
By using local tabs, administrators and users can easily access different settings and configurations from a single interface without having to navigate through multiple pages. This functionality enhances the overall user experience, making it easier to manage and configure various aspects of a Drupal site efficiently.
To create the Drupal Local tabs we can follow these steps:
Create A Module
- First Create a module For example “custom_module”
- After that define the custom_module.info.yml File in your custom module directory
Structure:
custom_module/
Custom_module.info.yml
- In this file, you can define your module name, version, and description
name: Custom Module
description: Custom Module
type: module
core_version_requirement: ^8 || ^9 || ^10