Beyond creating and ordering, you can customize or remove specific items within a navigation menu to fine-tune your site’s user experience.

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Deleting a Menu Item

  1. Navigate to the menu you wish to edit and select your menu.
  2. In the right panel, locate the menu item you wish to remove.
  3. Click the pencil (Edit) icon on that item.
  4. In the pop-over, click Delete.
  5. Click Save (top-right) to persist your changes.
Deleting a menu item does not delete the underlying page—it simply removes the link from your navigation.

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Customizing a Menu Item

Click the pencil icon beside any item to open its settings:
  • Display Label: Override the default text (e.g., “About Our Company” → “About Us”).
  • Title Attribute: Text shown on hover. Use for accessibility or extra context.
  • Class Name: Add custom CSS classes for unique styling.
  • Link Target: Choose opening behavior: “Same Tab” or “New Tab.”
After making edits, click Update in the pop-over, then Save your menu.

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Best Practices

  • Clear Labels: Keep menu labels concise and user-focused.
  • Consistent Behavior: Limit “New Tab” links to external destinations or documents.
  • Styling Hooks: Use Class Name sparingly to apply unique styles only when necessary.
With the ability to remove or tailor individual menu items, you can maintain a navigation structure that adapts to your evolving site content and design. Up next: External & Custom Links.