How menu widgets work
Menu widgets display website navigation on a web page. We can choose to let Muse populate the menu with the names of each of our pages using the structure we set up in the Plan view, or we can add links to the menus manually. We can set the menu to a horizontal or vertical orientation.
Menu items which are automatically populated appear with the same name as the page name displayed in the Plan view. Once we've created the menu we can still safely make changes to our website structure and those changes will automatically be updated in the menu to match to the website plan.
When we populate items manually, a plus (+) symbol appears to allow us to add new menu items or submenu items. To delete a menu item, select it and then hit Delete on the keyboard. Manual menu items can be rearranged by clicking-and-dragging them to reposition the items within the menu.
Adding a menu bar
Let's start our widget journey by adding a menu bar. The menu bar is something which will appear on...
