Overview
This article will help you add a navigation menu to your Journal allowing users to access different parts of your Journal.
Contents
What is a Navigation Menu?
A navigation menu helps users switch between pages on your Journal, for example, you might have an ‘About’ page that you want users to navigate to.
Important: A menu will help you to navigate between Pages and not Posts, these are different.
Adding A Page To The Menu
Before you begin...
- Beware that all Journal themes behave differently. Creating a menu in your Journal theme may not be identical to the process outlined below.
- Make sure you that you have created at least two pages that you wish to display in your menu.
Once you have everything you need:
- Start by visiting your Journal and then clicking 'Customise' in the top navigation bar.
- From the menu on the left, click 'Menus'. If you do not see 'Menus' then, unfortunately, your theme will not be compatible with this guide.
- Next, click 'Create New Menu' and provide your menu with a name e.g. 'My Journal's Menu'.
- Then, choose which pages you want to appear in your menu by clicking on the plus icon next to the page name.
- Note that you may also be able to change the 'Display Location' of the menu.
- Once you're happy, click 'Publish'.
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