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Your website’s menus are edited in Edit Mode, like the rest of the site. The main menus are:
  • The public menu — In the header of your public pages
  • The members menu — In the header of the members area. It also appears in the menu of the admin area.
  • The footer menu — In the footer of your public pages

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Opening a menu

  1. Turn on Edit Mode.
  2. Click the menu on the page. For example, to edit your public menu, click it in the header of your home page.
The sidebar opens the menu’s editor. It has two tabs: List shows the links in the menu, and Attributes shows the settings of the menu itself.
  1. Open the menu, and press Add nav item on the List tab.
  2. Enter a Display label: the text visitors see in the menu.
  3. Enter a Page Path: where the link goes. Press Select local page… to choose a page on your site, or enter a full web address, such as https://example.com, to link to another site.
  4. Make sure Make item published is checked, then save.
New pages aren’t added to menus automatically, so add a link whenever you create a page you want people to find.
  • To reorder links, drag them on the List tab. The new order is saved and goes live right away.
  • To remove a link, use its delete action on the List tab and confirm.
  • To hide a link temporarily without removing it, open it and uncheck Make item published.
When you delete a page, links to it stay in your menus. Remove them yourself so visitors don’t land on a missing page.
Click a link in the List tab to edit it. Use the two visibility settings to show different links to visitors and members. For example, show a Join link only to logged-out visitors, and a Members Home link only to logged-in members. Links to pages in the members area, which start with /members, are shown only to members with an active membership, whatever their other settings. Links to pages members need while renewing, such as the dues, account, and profile pages, are exceptions.
These settings control who sees a link in the menu. They don’t control who can open the page itself. Whether a page is public or members-only depends on its web address. See Pages.