Menus
The main menu, the footer and other link groups
Every site has its own menus — usually the main menu in the header and the footer. A site's admins edit its menus; you can also add a link to a page right from the page's form.
The screens in this chapter come from the VMHub demo, where you can look around yourself.
Menu links
Menus in the left panel lists the site's menus; pick the one to edit on the left. Drag or use the arrows to change the order, and nest a link under the one above to build a submenu. Click a title to rename the link.
A link can point at a page, a category or another site. A link to a category also highlights the menu item on the pages inside that category.
A link from the page itself
In a page's form, open Menu settings in the right panel, tick the link and pick the menu and the parent item. The link title starts as the page title.
Languages and visibility
A menu link has a title in every language of the site; the language badges in its row show which languages already have one. A disabled link stays in the menu but visitors do not see it, which suits a section you are still preparing.
