Configure menu in CMS

The menu of the site in CMS is formed as a hierarchical structure with categories, subcategories and items. This allows creating a convenient navigation, where each section can have nested sub-sections.

For each item, you can specify the path to the page — this is a special short and understandable string, which is called slug. Its system automatically forms during the creation of content (e.g. pages or articles).

Example of the menu structure

- Home: about
- About us:
    - Our story: /our_story
    - Values: /values
    - Team: /team
- Services: services
- Contacts: contacts

Recommendations for the structure

Note

The value after the colon (:) is the slug of the page, that is, its address, which is visible in the URL (e.g. /our_story).

Note

The nesting is set by using indents (usually 2 or 4 spaces).

Caution

If the item does not lead to a specific page, you can leave the slug empty or skip it.

Danger

Avoid extra symbols, parentheses or formatting — the system must understand the structure as a simple list.

How it works

This format allows:

• Create a convenient multi-level navigation on the site
• Define the paths to pages using slugs created in the content manager
• Easily change the order of items or add new ones — just changing the list structure

Tip: After saving changes in the menu, make sure that all slugs are correct and correspond to the actual pages of the website. Otherwise — the link may not work or lead to an empty page.