This article covers how to customize the menu on your website.All of the settings for your site menu can be found under Website > Menu. Setting Up Your MenuOn your site, the words that appear at the top are called Menu Headers. The items that appear underneath the menu headers are called Menu Items. See below for an example website with a Menu Header that is open to show its Menu Items.Adding Menu HeadersTo add a menu header, click the Add Menu button at the top of the page.Menu Item TypeYou will now see a screen that lets you program your menu header. The Menu Item Type field should already be set as Menu Header. Adjusting this to anything other than a Menu Header will change this into a Menu Item. Header TextWhatever you type in the Header Text field will display as the name of your Header. Header Link URLThe Header Link URL is optional as there are instances that require a Menu Header to direct to a different webpage when clicked on and other instances where that is not preferable. As an example, you may have a Menu Header labelled 'Contact Me' that you would like to initiate a contact form to appear when selected. You could place in the Header Link URL field #contact which will program this to call up your contact form. Another example would be when you have a series of menu items placed underneath a menu header. In this case, you will not want to have a URL placed on the menu header as the only action that is needed when it's selected is to expose the dropdown list of menu items.You can place any URL you would like in this field or you can use any of the pre-programmed tags available to you.  Add a menu header and hover over the "header link URL" field for instructions on what to type in, or scroll down to the Advanced Menu Headers section below for a list of codes.#contact - calls up the contact form.[blog_archive] - directs to your blog archive page which is yourdomain.com/blog.[event_list] - directs to your event list page which is yourdomain.com/events.[member_area] - directs to your members area which is yourdomain.com/members.[blog_post:X] - directs to a specific blog when X is equal to the ID of the blog post.[event:X] - directs to a specific event when X is equal to the ID of the event. [page:X] - directs to a specific custom page that you have created when X is equal to the ID of the page. Adding Menu ItemsIf you'd like to add a menu item, click the Add Menu Item button. Be sure to choose the following for each item you're adding:The menu item type that you want to appear in the Menu Item Type field.Enter the label name in the Menu Item Label field that you'd like to appear in the menu.Choose which menu header you'd like the menu to appear under in the Show Under Menu Header field.Choose whether to open the link in a new window (recommended for third party types or your member's area)Choose whether to make this the home page of your website. If you do this when someone visits your website, this will be the first page they see (unless you have a landing page enabled)The following menu item types may be added to the menu:Website Page - This links to a page built with the AttractWell page builder.Website Link - This will add a link to anywhere on the internet.Menu Label - This will add a non-clickable label in the menu, which can be used to create the appearance of a sub-header in the menu.Blog Archive - This adds a link to the list of all blog posts published on the site.Individual Blog Post - If you’d like to link to an individual blog post, select this.Event List - This adds a link to the list of all upcoming events on your site.Individual Event - This links to one event on your site, even if it has already passed.Contact Me/Us - This allows your visitors to send you a message via your website and opt into your email or text lists.Member Area - This links to the member area login page on your website, if you have the member area enabled.Menu Separator - This inserts a horizontal line into the menu to serve as a visual separator.Reordering Menu ItemsTo reorder menu items within a menu header, drag and drop the menu item where you’d like it positioned.To move a menu item to another menu header, click the menu item and choose the menu header where it should appear, then save and drag and drop the menu item where you want it to appear within that menu header.Returning to the Default MenuIf you’d like to return to the default menu, remove all of the menu items and headers and save.Advanced Menu HeadersIf you would like to use special pages in your top-level menu, you may use the following tags in the header link URL field. Feel free to copy and paste, and please include the brackets around the tag.[blog_archive] - this will link to your website’s blog archive page, which is the page that lists the most recent blog posts you’ve published.[event_list] - this will link to the list of upcoming events on your site.[member_area] - this will link to your website’s member area where users can log in or interact in vaults.