Add A Page To A Menu
In this video we show you how to add a page to your site's menu, move it to the right spot and save the menu.
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Not seeing your change?
Your browser may be showing a copy it saved earlier. Open the page in a private window, or press Ctrl + F5 to reload it fresh (Cmd + Shift + R on a Mac).
If your site has a caching plugin, clear its cache too. There is usually a button for it in the bar along the top of the dashboard. Still the old version after a few minutes? Ask whoever looks after your site to clear the server cache.
Good to know
Menus control the links in your site's navigation. Adding a page to the menu is how a new page becomes reachable from the header, which is how most visitors find their way around.
Where you do this depends on your theme. Some themes use the Menus screen under Appearance, and block themes edit navigation in the Site Editor. The menu label can be shorter than the full page title, and short labels fit better.