How can dynamic menus be created in Liferay?

Dynamic menus in Liferay can be created through the Navigation menu and configuration settings, which allows for a flexible and customizable approach to menu generation based on the site's content and structure. This method leverages Liferay’s built-in functionalities that facilitate the addition, organization, and management of menu items, dynamically reflecting changes in site content without the need for manual intervention or extensive coding.

Using the Navigation menu within the Liferay control panel, developers can configure the settings to show or hide menu items based on user roles, site settings, or even the context in which the site is being viewed. This ensures that users always have access to relevant content tailored to their needs. Further, since this dynamic setup can respond to changes in content—adding new pages or modifying existing ones—it significantly enhances user experience.

In contrast, the other methods mentioned are less suited for creating dynamic menus. Static menu configurations would not allow for the flexibility and responsiveness required for a truly dynamic navigation experience. Utilizing custom scripts could potentially introduce complexity and maintenance challenges, as it would require additional coding and may not integrate seamlessly with Liferay’s core functionalities. Third-party plugins and extensions might provide additional features, but they can also lead to compatibility issues or require custom development, detracting from the inherent ease of