Routing

The Drupal 11.5 Route title property introduces a small but welcome improvement to the routing system. Route attributes now support a top-level title property, making route definitions cleaner and allowing simple dynamic page titles to be defined directly alongside the route.

In Drupal, a route represents an association between a URL and a controller that handles requests to that URL. It determines which controller (or handler) should be invoked to handle a user request to a specific URL.

Routes in Drupal are declared in a *.routing.yml file, which is typically located in the module or theme folder. This file defines the URLs (paths), controllers, and other parameters such as access permissions, request parameters, etc.

Example of a route declaration in mymodule.routing.yml file: