Path

In the context of Drupal, a path is the unique address of a page or content item on a website. It is the part of the URL that comes after the domain name. For example, if the URL of a page is example.com/about-us, the path is /about-us. Paths are used to identify and access content on a website, and are an important part of the Drupal content management system.

In Drupal, paths are used to create links between pages and content items. When a user clicks on a link, the path is used to locate the page or content item that the link points to. Paths are also used to create menus and navigation systems, as well as to control access to content. Paths are stored in the database and can be edited in the Drupal administrative interface.

Paths are also used to create URLs for content items. When a content item is created, Drupal automatically generates a URL based on the path. This URL can be used to access the content item from any web browser. Paths can also be customized to create more user-friendly URLs.

In summary, paths are an important part of the Drupal content management system. They are used to create links between pages and content items, as well as to create URLs for content items. Paths are stored in the database and can be edited in the Drupal administrative interface.