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# Create New Menu

### Following these steps to create a menu:

<mark style="color:blue;">**Step 1**</mark> – Go to **Appearance** **→** **Menus**

<mark style="color:blue;">**Step 2**</mark> – Click the **create a new menu** link to create a new menu

![](/files/PLSeQWLeu4rXYFa2TB2e)

<mark style="color:blue;">**Step 3**</mark> – Select items from the left meta boxes and click **Add to Menu**

<mark style="color:blue;">**Step 4**</mark> – On the right, feel free to drag and drop menu items to organize them

![](/files/IEAF3La5ta12SWKNuvQH)

By default WordPress only shows the basic menu items, but you can scroll to the top page, click on "Screen Options" and check the section menu you want to show. Such as Product Categories, Products.

![](/files/u4t5stYZaquUtqHUg93o)

<mark style="color:blue;">**Step 5**</mark> – When you are done moving menu items, check a menu location at the bottom of the page

<mark style="color:blue;">**Step 6**</mark> – Click **Save Menu**


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