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- Menu Title
- Authentication
- Head and Layout Template that determines the look of the page (Classic sites only)
Step-by-step guide
To Create a New Menu Item create a new menu item on an Existing Menu:
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existing menu:
- While logged into your website, navigate to Content / Advanced Content → Menu Editor (zMenus.aspx).
- Select To select the required Menu Code via , click its radio button.
- Click on Parent Items. (This is the list of To accessthe top level menu items, click Parent Items.)
- Identify where the new content should page will be located with respect to on your navigation structure (For example, it can be at the top level of the navigation , or in a footer menu, or . Or as a hidden link that you can use and post on Social Media so users who arrive at the site will not see it).
- If this is a top level menu item, continue to Step 7. If this is a sub-level Itemitem, select the parent menu item top level menu it will belong to ('Preferences', for example), then click Menu Items.
- To create a ew Menu Itemnew menu item, click New.
Set the value of the fields as
detailed in the table below.To save, click OK.needed:
Prompt
Value
Notes
Menu Item Code Unique
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value for this
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menu items's code A unique code with no spaces
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. Parent Item Pre-populated
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There is no need to
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edit this field. Label for the Navigation Pane User-friendly
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name for the
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menu item If the item is visible in the navigation panel, this
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text
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will be displayed to the user. Description Description The Description is useful for site Administrators, and is not generally visible to end users. Page Name Page Name
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If
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the page is a standard application page,
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enter the page name
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and
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append ".aspx".
If
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this page is custom content, e.g., a static page like 'About Us', leave this blank.
Custom Page Code
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Select from dropdown list Applicable for custom pages only. Sequence Numeric
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value relative to the other
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pages in the
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menu If this item is in
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a navigation
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menu, this is the order
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the
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menu item label will appear relative to other items. Requires Authentication Yes / No Yes - the user will be required to login before viewing this content.
No - the user will be not be required to login to view content.Hidden Yes / No If this item is hidden, it will not appear
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in the navigation
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menu (but can be accessed via hyperlink)
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NOTE - If this is a
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sublevel item and the
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top level menu its is hidden, this
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page will
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be hidden as well. Layout Template Default Layout Template Choose the layout of this page.
- To save, click OK.
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Other fields on this page provide different function for the application. These fields will retain their default value. |
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