The Basics

What is a Menu Link?

Adding a Menu Link page to your website will allow you a add a Menu Button with a link that you specify so that when the menu button is clicked, it will take the viewer to the page you have specified. It provides the same function as adding a link to an image or a piece of text does, but appears in your menu.

There is no page to add content - images/text to when choosing this page.

Link options include: (Subject to change)

  • Link to a page on this site
  • Link to news/events/gallery/faq pages - (if there are any found on the site)
  • Link to shopping category page
  • Link to shopping product item
  • Link to a file on the site
  • Attach a new file/PDF/Word etc
  • A URL (link) to another website
  • An email link to an email address

How to add a Menu Link and link it to any page or category etc

  1. Go to Web Pages and then select Add a New Page
  2. Select the Sub Menu and Menu Link Pages option
  3. Give the button a name, and use the wizard to select where you want the link to point to.

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