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Add CSS to menu items, by a module, don't even need to touch the theme.

The Menu Node Edit module allows the site's menu system to be used as the sole organizing principle. It does so by allowing specific menu items to be defined as 'sections' of a Drupal web site. Individual users can then be assigned as editors of one or more sections.

Section editors are then granted access to edit all nodes that fall within a specified menu hierarchy.

This structure means that, for small web sites, the menu system can be used as the sole ordering principle, removing the need for taxonomy or group-based editing controls.

Allows you to allow select user roles to administer individual menus or menu items.
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Manages relationships between node ids and menu items.

The Menu Node API project fills in one of the "missing tables" in Drupal 6. This module does nothing on its own. Instead, it creates and maintains a {menu_node} table. This table maps the relationship between a node and its menu item (if any).

The module requires the optional core Menu module to be enabled. It also requires Drupal 6.10 or higher. (See this issue for why).

Nice Menus enables drop-down/right/left expandable menus. It uses only CSS for most browsers, with minimal Javascript for IE6. (Version 2 uses the Superfish jQuery plugin for all browsers, with an option to disable JS, and falls back to CSS-only for browsers that can handle it.)

Three styles/types of menus are currently possible: horizontal, menus drop down; vertical, menus fly to the left; vertical, menus fly to the right. There is a handbook page that provides a list of sites that use Nice menus.

Description

Special menu items is a Drupal module that provides placeholder and separator menu items.

A placeholder is a menu item which is not a link. It is useful with dynamic drop down menus where we want to have a parent menu item which is not linking to a page but just acting as a parent grouping some menu items below it.

A separator menu item is something like "-------" which is not linking anywhere but merely a mean to structure menus and "separate" menu items visually.