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Menus

The Menus section in WordPress allows you to create, edit, and manage navigation menus for your site. Each menu serves a specific purpose and can be customized to enhance your site's structure and user experience.

Menu Overview

Navigate to Appearance > Menus to get started.

Navigate to Menu

Primary Menu​

The Primary Menu is the main navigation menu, usually displayed in the header. It helps visitors quickly access key pages and categories.

Primary Menu

This menu is ideal for showcasing product categories aimed at different age groups.

Structure​

The Primary Menu includes main categories with optional sub-items for better organization.

Example:

  • Toddlers: A category with sub-items like Trikes, Balance Bikes, and Accessories.

You can adjust the menu by:

  1. Dragging items to reorder them.
  2. Indenting items to create sub-items under a category.

Primary Menu Edit

How to Modify​

  1. Select "Primary Menu" from the dropdown.
  2. Add items like pages, posts, categories, or custom links.
  3. Drag and drop items to arrange them.
  4. Save changes to update the menu.

Top Menu​

The Top Menu is typically displayed at the very top of your site, often used for quick links to essential pages or actions.

Top Menu

Structure​

  • Get Help: Custom link.
  • Find Stores: Page.
  • Contact Us: Custom link.
  • Subscribe Now: Page.

Top Menu Edit

How to Modify​

  1. Select "Top Menu" from the dropdown.
  2. Add relevant items like custom links or pages.
  3. Organize the structure and save changes.

The Footer Menu appears at the bottom of your site and is ideal for links to categories and informational pages.

Footer Menu

Structure​

  • 3-wheels, Baby Trikes, Electric, 2-wheels, Balance Bikes, Scooters With Seat: Categories.
  • Help, Contact: Custom links.

Footer Menu Edit

How to Modify​

  1. Select "Footer Menu" from the dropdown.
  2. Add items such as categories or custom links.
  3. Arrange the order and save changes.

This menu is displayed in the first section of the footer, often used for legal or policy-related links.

Footer Bottom First Menu

Structure​

  • Privacy Policy: Privacy Policy Page.

Footer Bottom First Menu Edit

How to Modify​

  1. Select "Footer Bottom First Menu" from the dropdown.
  2. Add items like pages or custom links.
  3. Save changes after organizing.

This menu is displayed in the second section of the footer, typically used for secondary links or additional navigation.

Footer Bottom Second Menu

Structure​

  • Terms & Conditions: Page.

Footer Bottom Second Menu Edit

How to Modify​

  1. Select "Footer Bottom Second Menu" from the dropdown.
  2. Add items and arrange them as needed.
  3. Save changes to apply updates.

Menus are essential for guiding visitors through your site and ensuring a seamless user experience.