Page Comparison

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Basic Nav

Editing the Basic Nav is generally pretty simple and straightforward.

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In the Source Code, you will see the nav setup laid out with all of the current nav options already in place.

Adding a new page to the top-level menu

To add a new page to the top-level menu, you can either copy an existing page with no dropdown and edit it to have the appropriate URL and title, or utilize the following basic code to add a menu item.
<li><a href="/URL">NAV TITLE</a></li>

Please note that if the URL is supposed to open in a new window (for example, a link to another site like Google Maps, a parts store, etc) you should use the following basic code instead:
<li><a href="/URL" target="_blank">NAV TITLE</a></li>

Adding a new page to a sub-menu

To add a new page to a sub-menu, you can either copy an existing page in the sub-menu and edit it to have the appropriate URL and title, or utilize the following basic code to add a sub-menu item.

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Please note that if the URL is supposed to open in a new window (for example, a link to another site like Google Maps, a parts store, etc) you should use the following basic code instead:
<li><a href="/URL" target="_blank">NAV TITLE</a></li>

Adding a new dropdown item to the top-level menu

To add a new dropdown item to the nav, you can either copy and existing dropdown, or use the following basic code.

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Once you have added your item to the nav snippet, you can exit out of the Source Code mode, and Save & Publish the snippet.

Mega Menu Nav

Mega Menus tend to have more complicated setups, additional CSS styling, and oftentimes images or icons are included as well. This makes them a little more difficult to add items to. A few common additions or changes are broken down below.