Look at the configuration files, like app.php

Same as in laravel. Either in your service provider, or in a dedicated event service provider. You can view examples in existing modules.

Yup that's right it only does a copy.

Good idea, I'll probably do something similar at some point for themes / modules as well.

Hi,

I don't recall it not working. Though I don't use menus very often as I prefer making them manually.

Though if you say it's broken, it's worth fixing instead of just saying it's broken.

As I explained check the authentication controller for this.

Hm strange I don't recall having this issue.

I'm not really good at frontend though, maybe else could chime in. @motchju

Hello,

Did you check the UrlGenerator inside laravel? I see it has a path method for example.

I don't use windows myself so I can't help you with this. However, others most likely can.

Hello,

I see the laravel-menus package configuration isn't published by default. Did you do that (I assume you did since you're talked about editing that file)?

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Nwidart\Menus\MenusServiceProvider"

After this you'll have a config/menu.php file.

I don't use this feature myself, but if there's a bug here it should be submitted to the laravel-menus package itself to have it resolved if so.

Did you try using one of the default presenters available like sidebar or nav-pills ?

Hello and welcome!

To make sure we're talking about the same thing, make sure you're running this inside your Theme's folder.

Next, since a recent release in asgardcms v2, the built-in themes no use the newer and maintained laravel mix over the old laravel elixir.

You can read more on the laravel docs, or view an example on the Flatly theme.