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Wednesday, April 15, 2020

Part 2 - Create a Menu & Add Menu Items (Wordpress Blog Steps)

Create a Menu

  1. Click My Site(s), then Design 🠒 Customize.
  2. In the Customizer, click the Menus tab.
  3. If your theme already has a default/primary menu, you can click on it to begin editing.
  4. Click on Primary to add items to your menu.
Custom Menus - Menu Locations

Site Menus - Customizer


  1. If your theme does not already have a default or primary menu click Create New Menu
  2. Give your menu a name
  3. Select where you want the menu to appear (your options will depend on your theme)
  4. Click Next to begin adding items to your new menu
Custom Menus - Create New Menu


Name the menu and select the menu location


Site Menu - Setting up a New Menu



Add Menu Items

In addition to pages you have already published, you can add several different types of menu items to your custom menu:
  • Custom Link – a custom URL linking to another site.
  • Pages – a link to another page on your site.
  • Posts – a blog post on your site.
  • Testimonials – a link to testimonials.
  • Projects – a link to a page of your portfolio projects.
  • Categories – a feed of blog posts from a given category.
  • Tags – a feed of blog posts from a given tag.
  • Project Types – a link to a specific portfolio project type.
  • Project Tags – a link to a specific portfolio project tag.
To add one of these menu items:
  1. Click the + Add Items button.
  2. Choose a menu item type from the list. For example: Pages.
  3. Select one of the options displayed for that type. For example, click + Home to add a link to your home page to the menu.
  4. Add more items to your Custom Menu by clicking the plus next to each item.
  5. Click Save Changes to save your changes.
If you wish to add a brand new page or post to your menu, you can add its title in the field for Add New Page or Add New Post. A blank page/post will be added to your site and automatically added to your menu.
You can then add content to the page or post through your Site Pages/Posts
Video Tutorial