**This procedure guides you to configure your site's navigation through the navigation menu settings.** ### Main navigation [click here](#Main_navigation) ### Secondary navigation [click here](#secondary_navigation) ### Header settings [click here](#Header_settings) ### The footer menu [click here](#Footer_menu) ## Access the main navigation menu  To access, first click on **Structure** in the main menu. Then, go to the **Menus** section. From there, click on **Main navigation**. ## Navigation structure  The **first-level navigation** is always visible at the top of the site. When you hover over a first-level menu item, a dropdown menu displays the **second-level navigation**, allowing access to more specific sections. **Recommendation**: For your websites, do not exceed **two levels of navigation** to ensure a more intuitive user experience, and improved SEO performance. ## Navigation first level set up  \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_  In the **Menu link**, you can see all the **main navigation** items. To add a **main navigation** item, click the blue **Add link** button at the top. On the edit page, enter the **menu title** and the **link** to the page. **Recommendation**: Use a <nolink> (as shown in the example GIF). For the first level navigation, make sure to check the "**Show as expanded**" box. Below, check **"Enable for all pages"**. You can also choose to enable **"Show right separator"** — a thin line that separates items — and **"Red dot"** to highlight and draw attention to specific content. On the right, set the **Parent link** to "Main navigation", then click **Save**. ## Navigation second level set up  The **second-level navigation** is located under the **main navigation** in the **Menu link**. To edit or add a sub-item, click on **Edit** to the right. On the edit page, enter the title of the menu item and paste the **node** (URL path) of the page it should link to. Then, on the right side, choose the **Parent link**. It is very important to set the parent link to the correct **level 1 menu item** from the **Main navigation**. Once everything is set, click **Save**. Your second-level item will now appear under the selected main menu item. ## Setting up main navigation | second method  There is a second method for adding a page to the navigation. In the right-hand menu, open the **Menu settings** dropdown, check **"Provide a menu link"**, then enter the menu title and description. Before publishing the page, make sure to specify the **Parent link**, which corresponds to the Level 1 navigation item. It's essential to correctly position your page within the site's menu structure.  ## Navigation order settings  You can easily reorder your menu items. Simply **drag the arrow icon.** **Drag and drop** the item to switch between level 1 and level 2. Move it slightly right to nest it under a parent. Moreover, before publishing, you can choose whether to display or hide the menu item and its page. To do this, simply **check or uncheck the "Enabled" box**. ## Translation of main navigation menu  To translate the main navigation menu, you must first create the **complete menu structure** in the original language. This includes all **level 1 items** and their associated **level 2 items**. **Once the full menu is set up**, you will be able to **translate** **into another language** from the menu interface. [⬆](#scrolltotop) --- ## Access the secondary navigation menu  To access, first click on **Structure** in the main menu. Then, go to the **Menus** section. From there, click on **Secondary navigation**. ⚠️ If you need a change on the map or the content of the Region switcher, please send the request to the Site Factory contact person. This kind of change requires Admin permissions. ## Secondary navigation set up  To edit or add an item, click the blue **Add link** button at the top. On the edit page, enter the **title** of the menu item and paste the **node (URL path)** of the page it should link to. Then, on the right side, choose the Parent link. It is very important to set the parent link to **Secondary navigation** item. Once everything is set, click **Save**. You must first create the **complete secondary navigation menu** in the original language; once this is done, translation will be available through the **Translate menu**. Plus, the **region switcher** will be automatically installed. [⬆](#scrolltotop) --- ## Access the header settings  To access the Basic Site Settings, first click on **Configuration** in the main menu. Then, go to the **User interface** section. From there, click on **Header Settings**. You’ve now arrived on the **Header Settings** configuration page. The warning message at the top reminds you which **language** the current settings apply to. To change the language, follow the recommended steps for creating a **CTA in the correct language**. To create a **new CTA**, simply click **"Add new media item"** and proceed with the setup. ⚠️ If you need This item please send the request to the Site Factory contact person. This kind of change requires Admin permissions. ## Create a new media item (CTA)  When creating a new CTA, the form appears just below. Start by entering the **name**. In the **URL** field, add the link to the page you want users to be redirected to. Then, fill in the **link text**, which will be displayed on the CTA button. In the **Attributes** field, choose whether the link should open in the **same window** or in a **new window** after clicking. Next, select the **button color** and the **icon**. In most cases, the CTA is used to let users contact us, so the **"letter" icon** is commonly chosen. Finally, click **Save** to confirm. ## Visual and configuration header settings  To manage the CTA order in the header, you can **reorder items** by dragging the **arrow icon** next to each one. To **edit** or **remove** a CTA, click on **Edit** or **Remove** at the end of the row, on the right. If you choose to remove it, make sure to **confirm the deletion** by answering the confirmation question that appears just below. Finally, click **Save**. [⬆](#scrolltotop)  ## Footer and top footer menu  To access, first click on **Structure** in the main menu, go to the **Menus** section and click on **Footer or top footer**. This menu works like the Main navigation, with a first and second level configured the same way. On the edit page, enter the **menu title** and paste the **URL path** of the page. Check the **Enable** box and, if needed, the **Show right separator**. In the right-hand menu, be sure to define the correct **Parent link**, matching the desired footer level. Finally, click **Save** to apply the changes. ## Footer and top footer menu | preview ## Footer and top footer | visual  The **footer** and **top footer** menu are located at the bottom of the page. The **top footer** menu includes all the **pages from the main navigation** — both first and second levels — acting as a **summary** of the entire site. In the **footer** menu, you’ll also find important pages like **compliance, legal, and privacy information**. [⬆](#scrolltotop)  ## Explore more configuration options [  ](/site-configuration/basic-site-settings)[Basic settings ](/site-configuration/basic-site-settings) ### [Basic settings ](/site-configuration/basic-site-settings) [  ](/site-configuration/redirections)[Redirections](/site-configuration/redirections) ### [Redirections](/site-configuration/redirections) [  ](/site-configuration/sticky-bar)[Sticky bar ](/site-configuration/sticky-bar) ### [Sticky bar ](/site-configuration/sticky-bar)  Compliance ### Compliance [  ](/site-configuration/taxonomy)[Taxonomy](/site-configuration/taxonomy) ### [Taxonomy](/site-configuration/taxonomy) Previous Next