Try:

'home' => [
                'title' => twillTrans('menu.home'),
                'route' => '/',
                'raw' => true,
            ],

Yes it work.

In an admin table is there a way to search on relations?

protected $defaultFilters = ['search' => 'user.name|search'];

Also, does twill work with default laravel policies for for example crud?

I will just test this ;D

There may be shortcut similar to this, I'm not sure... but I'll often override

filter()

in the repository to customize the search.

Will try that

they are not displayed

why???????

hmm, what's your module name in the controller?

Is there anyway I can customize the look of the header of the admin menu? Which are the components that are responsible for it?

@User yes, should be relatively easy. Other than the dropdown and search box, it's just Blade and SCSS.

Have a look here : https://github.com/area17/twill/tree/2.x/views/partials And under

navigation

Hello! Is there a recommended method to use external medias on modules? I need to import from an endpoint which has multiple image urls in different sizes for each entity. What I thought of doing was just to create another module for images, each column representing a size and receiving its respective url. Then relate it to my first module...

I mean if there is a way without modifying the twill folder.

Also how to add more options to the right side menu in the header of admin.

In the dropdown.

I don't think it will be possible to modify the header or the dropdown without touching the Blade files. But if what you have in mind can be done with CSS, you can simply inject that in your layout. Something like this :

@push('extra_css')
    <style>
      ...
    </style>

    /* or */

    <link rel="stylesheet" href="...">
@endpush

Like moving it from left to right.

And adding a new button to the admin dropdown.

And at which file should I inject it? Because the layout itself is the admin of Twill.

You can add this directly in your

form.blade.php

, for example. But perhaps it will be more useful to create your own layout, that extends

twill::layouts.form

or

twill::layouts.main

How can I do this for all modules though?

Create a file in your project:

resources/views/admin/layouts/form.blade.php

@extends('twill::layouts.form')

@push('extra_css')
  /* your custom styles here */
@endpush

And then in your own forms:

@extends('admin.layouts.form')

...

you do not need to make changes in vendor, each of those files can be overriden from your own views folder

external-medias

What about the dropdown of admin? How can I add new links inside it?

I also tried it like this:

@push('extra_css')
    body{
        color:red!important;
        background-color:red!important;
    }
@endpush

And didn't work.

How can I override any of them?