navbar

[blackfalcon]

It is simple. You need a simple navbar button adder. We just select if it is a dropdown or a simple button, and we enter the url and the text to display.

[David Grove]

We should also be able to remove/edit the default links and menus in the navbar. I'd want something called the Navbar Manager to do this with. The obvious tie-in with the new CMS addon will be to add new links and entire menus that lead to CMS pages to the navbar.

[Dream]

a navbar manager to change links around could be a good idea.

[cheat-master30]

This has been suggested a lot already, but it is in fact a fantastic idea. Heck, this should have been version 3 or 3.5/3.6 to be honest, not have to wait until vBulletin 4 for such a thing to be implemented. But yeah, I agree with this suggestion, and think it'd be useful partly also because you don't have to change the navbar template on each upgrade.

[Dream]

and every blooding upgrade they change the navbar template :p

[harmor]

I also think Jelsoft should implement your suggestion. In the meantime you can use this hack.
http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=120517

[Loki12]

I second! The most annoying thing about upgrading, is having to manually edit the navbar again. A nightmare! It should be far more user-friendly to add and remove links in the navbar. Most of us don't like the default setup, and want to configure it ourselves. This navbar is too hardcoded!

[golfer adam]

doesn't wordpress uses something like this within its admin cp. I agree that it could be very useful.