feat: add custom navigation links with drag-to-reorder and expandable sidebar #1786
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Summary
.svgfiles using CSS variables for dynamic themingurltolinks[]array for multi-link supportDetails
Custom Navigation Links
Users can add external links to the sidebar via Settings > Navigation. Each link supports:
https://Theme Icon Extraction
Each theme preset now has a dedicated
icon_*.svgfile (23 total) that uses CSS custom properties (--v-primary-base,--v-primary-offset-base) for dynamic color theming viavue-inline-svgDOM injection. This replaces the previous inline SVG path arrays inconfig.json.Sidebar Enhancements
Import/Export
Custom links can be exported as JSON and imported with merge or replace modes, enabling backup and sharing across instances.
Storage
All navigation config is stored in Moonraker's database via the existing
uiSettings.navigationpath — no new storage mechanisms or API endpoints.New Dependencies
vue-inline-svg— DOM-injected SVG rendering for theme icons with CSS variable supportScreenshots
Sidebar with custom links
Navigation Links settings
Add/Edit link dialog
Context menus
Backwards Compatibility
links[]-> legacyurlfieldTest Plan