> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.shopifas.com/manual/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.shopifas.com/manual/internal/share/bottombar/step-2-publish.md).

# Step 2: Publish

### Step 2: Publish the menu on your website.

#### 2.1. Turn on Navi+ on App Embeds

Step 1: Click Online Store, then click Themes. Tips: Right-click on Online Store and select “Open Link in New Tab” to save time.

Step 2: Select the theme where you want to publish the menu.

Click: **Customize**

* If your website is new and has no users yet, feel free to publish the menu without worry—you can easily turn it on or off at any time without affecting visitors.
* If your website already has regular traffic, be more careful. The best practice is to create a **duplicate Theme** and test Navi+ on that version first.

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Step 3: Go to App embeds, find “Navi+ on All pages”, and turn it on.

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Step 4: Don’t forget to click “Save” to apply the changes.

After these 4 steps, Navi+ has been installed on your website and is ready to display. However, the process is not yet complete. Go back to the Navi+ app tab to actually turn on **Publish Menu**.

#### 2.2. Select display settings and publish the menu.

Step 1: Click the **Publish to website** button.

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Step 2: Choose display settings then PUBLISH THE MENU.

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