User guide
Welcome! You've successfully created a menu with Navi+. This menu will not appear on your website until you publish it in the final step of this guide.
This guide will stay with you throughout the menu editing process. You can turn it off anytime to focus on editing, then turn it back on by clicking the (?) Help button in the bottom-right corner.
Step 1: Edit the menu tree
1.1. Understanding the Menu Tree
The menu tree is the most important part of any menu—it defines the structure.
Here’s an example of a menu tree:
Home
Catalog
- All Mountain
- Cruise Flex
- Balance Ride
- Freestyle
- Park Board
- Jib Board
- Freeride
Support
More
This is a 3-level menu tree. Level 1 includes Home, Catalog, Support and More. All-Mountain is a level 2 menu item, with two child items: Cruise Flex and Balance Ride.
You’ll spend most of your time building this menu tree for your website, helping customers find the content they’re looking for.


1.2. Basic Interactions with the Menu Tree
You can drag and drop menu items up and down or left and right to change their position and parent-child relationships in the menu tree.

When you hover over any menu item, you’ll see additional options: edit the item’s details, delete it from the menu tree, or copy and paste it elsewhere.
1.3. IMPORTANT! Delete the sample menu items and keep only the structure you want.
This is a common situation when creating a menu with Navi+. When you create a new menu, we include a full example with popular menu items to show layout ideas and let you copy/paste as needed. However, if you're new to Navi+ and using the Starter plan, you’ll see many red (i) warnings for features that are not available, such as uploading images or using advanced interactions.
If you like these advanced features, consider upgrading to a Business or Elite plan. But if you want to continue with the Starter plan, please find and delete the menu items with red (i) warnings.


1.4. Add menu items to the Menu Tree
To add a menu item, you have two options:
Option 1 (Not recommended if you're new to Navi+): Click “Add menu” to insert a blank menu item at the end of the menu tree. This method requires a good understanding of menu item settings, which we’ll cover below. It might feel overwhelming at first, so you can explore this later.

Option 2 (Recommended): We've already prepared many well-designed menu item templates for you. Simply copy and paste them into the right place. After finishing your menu tree, just delete the unused templates.


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