This guide describes the process for adding, removing and sequencing items on your site's primary navigation menu.

4. Once a navigation addition method has been selected, a menu will appear that will ask you to create a Link Location, Link Name, and Link Target.

1. The Link Location is the specific URL destination. The link location dropdown provides a choice of selecting a Site Page, a Search Result, or a Custom URL.
  1. Using the Site Page will allow you to create a link to any static content page on your website, such as the Home, About Us, or Contact Us page.
  2. The Search Results page will allow the user to select a keyword search result as a navigation link.
  3. To add any location, select the Custom URL link and enter the full URL to the destination link location.
    1. Note: Remember to include "http://" to the front of the URL string, otherwise the custom navigation link will not work properly.
2. The Link Name determines how the link will display on your website. If the user wishes to have the link to appear as "Home," then one would type "Home" in the Link Name field.
3. The Link Target gives a choice to open the link in the same web page or open in a new page.

Try to keep your parent navigation succinct and dedicated to the most important aspects of your business, then associate related pages as children to those parent items.

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