Twill

you mean you're using `editInModal`, correct?

in that case you're always in the modal, so images fields are not supported there

I tried to make both create and edit to be identical and seamless, without swapping to another section.

both create and edit will happen on the form

Am I supposed to use that parameter as `true` inside the `$defaultIndexOptions` within the corresponding Controller?

it will get merged with `$defaultIndexOptions` down the line

Right, but is this the indented behaviour then?

To have the form right behind the modal on the `/create` route

you wouldn't  add any other field than the title/name in the create partial if you're using `skipCreateModal`

it's opening the modal on create so that the user can fill in the title/name since you're not supposed to put this as a field on the form itself

One other thing though, is it possible to create dropdown menu's and group several modules inside a single menu on the admin panel?

Having more than `n` entries leads to a horizontal scrollbar which doesn't look that appealing.

not dropdowns, but there are 3 levels of navigation

I thought a simple prefix at `admin.php` would make it work, but it just made my route as undefined.

each navigation entry can take primary_navigation, which can take secondary_navigation. as long as your routes are nested using prefixes the same way

RIght, I did set-it-up not to crash, yet I'm doing something wrong obviously. Am I supposed to create a new module for a navigation group?

Because as-is, nothing happens when I try and 'click' on the navigation group because I can't assign it a route, since a route would not exist 😄

```    'addons' => [
        'title' => 'Addons',
        'module' => false,
        //'route' => 'admin.addons',
        'primary_navigation' => [
            'testModule' => [
                'title' => 'testModule',
                'module' => true,
            ]
        ],
    ],```

Ah, I think I see what you are trying to do. You would like "Addons" to be a dummy nav item, just to group your other items into a subnav, is that it?

You could use a blank custom CMS page or better yet, link "Addons" to the index of "testModule"

Right, I'd like to make a group which would hold other modules inside of it

Cool! Quick example taken from the docs : 

```
    'work' => [
        'title' => 'Work',
        'route' => 'admin.work.projects.index',
        'primary_navigation' => [
            'projects' => [
                'title' => 'Projects',
                'module' => true,
            ],
        ],
    ],
```