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Once you have created the menu you can start adding items to your Menu. | Once you have created the menu you can start adding items to your Menu. | ||
| − | In the left-hand corner of the menu editor screen, you should see a sub-menu titled | + | In the left-hand corner of the menu editor screen, you should see a sub-menu titled <code> '''Pages''' </code> In this sub-menu, click the <code> '''View All''' </code> link. This will bring up a list of all the pages that are currently published on your site/blog. |
Revision as of 11:32, 3 December 2014
Swift supports three menus.
- Top Navigation menu is located above the logo/site name, Ideal for adding pages like, About, contact, advertise, archives.
- Bottom Navigation menu is located below the logo/site name, Ideal for adding categories.
- Footer links are located to the left in the first line of the footer, ideal for adding contact us,about, privacy policy, disclaimer etc..
Creating Menus
Follow these steps to create navigation menu for your site:
- From the Appearance menu on the left-hand side of the Dashboard select the Menus option to bring up the menu editor. You should see something like the screenshot below in your browser window
- Enter a name for your new menu in the Menu Name box then click the Create Menu button. You can name them whatever you want.
Adding items to Menus
Once you have created the menu you can start adding items to your Menu.
In the left-hand corner of the menu editor screen, you should see a sub-menu titled Pages In this sub-menu, click the View All link. This will bring up a list of all the pages that are currently published on your site/blog.
