admin_menu_help($section)admin_menu_help($path, $arg)Implementation of hook_help().
contributions/admin_menu/admin_menu.module, line 16
<?php
function admin_menu_help($section) {
switch ($section) {
case 'admin/modules#description':
return t('Renders the administer menu tree as dropdown menu at the top of the window.');
case 'admin/settings/admin_menu':
return t('The Administration Menu will appear at the top of the page for users who have been given the "access administration menu" permission. Customize appearance of the dropdown menu here.');
case 'admin/help#admin_menu':
return t(<<<EOT
<p>Drupal Administration Menu renders all administrative menu items below 'administer'
in a clean, attractive and purely CSS-based menu at the top of your website. It contains
not only regular menu items - local tasks are also included, giving you extremely fast
access to any administrative resource and function your Drupal installation provides.</p>
<p>The menu also can display the number of anonymous and authenticated users,
<a href="http://drupal.org/project/devel">Devel module</a> links, and items generated by
other modules.</p>
<p>The <a href="!settings">settings page</a> is where administrators can choose
whether or not to allow the module to shift the page contents down to accommodate
the menu. Depending on the design/layout of your theme, this may cause problems with
the appearance of the page. Changing the '%margin-setting' setting may fix this
issue.</p>
<p>Please bear in mind that the displayed menu items in Drupal Administration Menu depend on the actual permissions of a user. For example, if a user does not have the permission "@permission-access" and "@permission-users", the whole "@user-management" menu item will not be displayed.</p>
EOT
, array('!settings' => url('admin/settings/admin_menu'), '%margin-setting' => t('Apply margin-top to page body'), '@permission-access' => 'administer access control', '@permission-users' => 'administer users', '@user-management' => 'User management'));
}
}
?>