> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.experro.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Overview

A clear, intuitive menu is vital for guiding your visitors through your site whether it lives in the header, footer, or a sidebar. Experro’s **Navigation** feature gives you a visual, drag-and-drop interface to build and manage your menus, linking directly to any published page, collection, or external URL.

## Why Use Experro’s Navigation?

* **Centralized Menu Management**
  Build, edit, and organize all your site menus in one place—no code required.
* **Visual Drag-and-Drop**
  Quickly reorder items or nest submenus by dragging items on the canvas.
* **Dynamic Content Links**
  Link directly to any **Act as Webpage** entry in your content library, ensuring your menus always reflect live content.
* **Custom URLs & External Links**
  Include links to marketing campaigns, partner sites, or resources outside your Experro instance using a dedicated “Custom Links” model.

## Prerequisites

* **Content Models & Entries**: You must have at least one **Multi-Entry** Model with **“Act as Webpage”** enabled, and you’ve created entries (pages) under it.

## Roles & Permissions

To access and modify navigation menus, you need:

* **Workspace Admin** role
* **Manage** permissions on both the **Content Model** and **Content Library**

### When to Use Navigation

* **Header Menus**: Primary site navigation—link to key sections (Home, About, Blog, Contact).
* **Footer Menus**: Secondary or utility links—privacy policy, terms, social channels.
* **Sidebar or Mega-Menus**: Deep hierarchies—product categories, documentation, resource libraries.
* **Custom Contextual Menus**: Landing-page specific navigation or campaign-driven link sets.

With this overview, you’re ready to start building your first menu. In the next page, **Creating a New Menu**, we’ll walk through the prerequisites and steps to set up your navigation.