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# Welcome: FAQ - Choose template

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<summary><strong>1. I haven’t decided whether to use the free or paid version. Can I try the professional menu templates?</strong></summary>

Absolutely! The menu groups are mainly to help beginners avoid feeling overwhelmed by advanced features in Navi+ 😄.\
The best way is to try out the professional menus to explore all features and layout options. Later, you can simply delete any menu you don’t need or find unsuitable.

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<summary><strong>2. Does creating a menu here make it show up on my website right away?</strong></summary>

Not yet. You’ll need to **publish** the correct menu for it to appear on your website. Don’t worry — it’s easy!

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<summary><strong>3. What if I choose the wrong template or make a mistake?</strong></summary>

No problem at all. You can delete it and create a new one anytime.\
If you're testing a menu and want to try another template, you can **save** the current one as a backup file and re-open it later.\
You can even **copy and paste** parts between menus (by opening two browser tabs) to keep your previous work. Feel free to experiment!

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<summary><strong>4. Should I create just one menu or multiple?</strong></summary>

You should create **multiple menus**.\
Only the **active** menu will show on your site, but you can prepare many versions — by selecting different templates or cloning menus.\
Menus can be configured to show/hide based on page type (home, product, collection...), device (mobile or desktop), or URL keywords.\
So go ahead and build menus that fit each situation!

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