Examples are given of the type of functions available on each kind of entity. This diagram represents the major entities and how they are related to each other. $PAGE->navbar - A special structure for page breadcrumbsĪ conceptual view of the information architecture that sits behind the navigation tree is here:.$PAGE->settingsnav - The settings navigation structure contains items that will allow the user to edit settings.$PAGE->navigation - The main navigation structure, it will contain items that will allow the user to browse to the other available pages.This navigation structure is available through three variables: The navigation or settings blocks are interpretations of the navigation structure Moodle creates. The navigation structure uses the information $PAGE contains to generate a navigation structure for the site. Navigation is available through the page object $PAGE, against which you set the heading for the page, the title, any JavaScript requirements, etc.

One of the goals for Moodle 2.0 was to standardise navigation throughout Moodle and try to bring order to the structure of a Moodle site.

It's very important to understand what the navigation is exactly within Moodle.

The Navigation API allows for the manipulation of the navigation system used in Moodle.

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