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Adding items to the menu bar

Adding items to the menu bar

The menu bar is the blue (centre site)/green (races site) bar over the main content.

This describes how to add/change the links which appear on the menu bar. This is the main navigation for your country site, and usually the most important pages are put here (eg Home, Meditation, Sri Chinmoy etc)

  1. Login, and go to your home country (e.g. https://au.srichinmoycentre.org/)
  2. On left sidebar click Edit main menu. The current menu items are displayed in rows.
  3. To add a menu item, click on 'add item'

Screenshot of Menu Item

Menus

 
  1. The path is the URL of the page, for example, sri_chinmoy or about. To add a menu item for the front page, just enter <front> into this field.
  2. You can ignore the Parent item and Weight fields. Press 'save' to add the menu icon.
  3. To change the order of links, you can use the 'drag and drop' icons. Remember to save your changes

We don't recommend more than 5 or 6 choices - any more confuses the visitor and leads to a less effective menu.

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