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node-red-contrib-topmenu

v1.0.2

Published

15 days ago

Move the Node-RED main menu into a responsive horizontal menu bar for faster access.

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Top Menu

node-red-contrib-topmenu

Top Menu places Node-RED's main menu in a horizontal bar at the top of the editor. It provides quicker access to existing menu commands while retaining menu items added by Node-RED and other plugins.

Features

Moves the native main menu between the Node-RED logo and editor toolbar.

Keeps third-party and plugin-provided menu items.
Moves the flow-tab bar into the workspace and keeps Deploy at the top right.
Places menu items that do not fit inside a responsive More menu.
Supports nested dropdowns inside the main bar and More menu.

Behaviour

Hover a menu item to open its dropdown. Moving to another dropdown closes the previous branch, including a dropdown that was pinned open with a click.

Clicking a menu item keeps its dropdown open until another menu branch is opened or the menu is dismissed. Nested entries inside More open toward the available side and show a single direction arrow.

The menu recalculates its available width when the editor changes size. Overflowing items move into More and return to the main bar when space becomes available.

Requirements

Node-RED 5.0 or newer
Node.js 22.9 or newer

Contact

Found a bug, have a suggestion, or want to discuss a plugin?

Start a topic on the Node-RED Forum and tag me.
Join the Discord community.

License

Licensed under the MIT License.