Edit menu items

Every entry in the Menu Editor is one of five item types: Page, Link, Anchor, Label, or Mega. Each type has its own required fields. This page walks through all of them.

Prerequisite: You have the Menu Editor open with at least one item selected. If not, read Menu Editor overview first.

The five item types

Select an item in the Structure Tree. In the Properties Panel, the Type dropdown at the top picks the item type.

The Type dropdown is the first field in every item.

Type	Links to	Typical use
Page	An internal page (by identifier)	95% of navigation items — e.g. "About us" linking to /ueber-uns.
Link	An external URL	Social links, off-site partner pages, downloadable PDFs hosted elsewhere.
Anchor	A fragment on the current page (#section)	Single-page navigation to scroll sections.
Label	Nothing — renders as plain text	Section headers inside a submenu, non-clickable group labels.
Mega	Wide multi-column dropdown	Primary nav with images and grouped children. Read Build a mega menu.

Page item

A Page item links to an internal page by its identifier (the URL slug from Page Management).

Fields:

• Label — text shown in the menu.
• Page identifier — dropdown of all existing pages. Pick one.
• Translations: Label is language-specific. The page identifier resolves to the correct language variant automatically.

A Page item picks from all pages managed in Page Management.

Link item

A Link item links to any URL — on your domain, on another domain, or mailto: / tel:.

Fields:

• Label
• Link URL — full URL (e.g. https://example.com, mailto:info@..., tel:+49...).
• Target — _self (open in same tab) or _blank (open in new tab). External links typically set _blank.

Anchor item

An Anchor item scrolls to an element on the current page. Use it for one-page layouts with a sticky navigation.

Fields:

• Label
• Anchor — the ID of the target element, without the #. E.g. about for <section id="about">.

Anchors only scroll within the current page

Clicking an Anchor item on a page that does not contain the target element reloads the current URL with the fragment. It does not navigate to another page. If you need cross-page jumps, use a Link item with a URL like /pricing#details.

Label item

A Label item is non-clickable. It is used for:

• Section headers inside a submenu.
• Plain-text decorations in the footer.

Fields:

• Label — the only required field.

Icons, badges, and extras

Every item type supports these optional fields:

Field	Effect
Icon	Font Awesome icon shown next to the label. Pick from the icon picker.
Badge text	Small badge next to the label (e.g. "NEW", "3"). Language-specific.
Badge color	Color of the badge (preset colors or custom HEX).
CSS Class	Additional CSS class on the <li> element, for custom styling.
Custom CSS	CodeMirror editor for per-item CSS rules.
Image	Image next to the label (e.g. flag, thumbnail). Opens the Media Manager.

Any item can have an icon and a badge.

Visibility rules

Each item has a Visibility section with two axes:

• Device — Desktop and / or Mobile. Uncheck one to hide the item on that device class.
• Login status — Always, Only logged in, Only logged out. Use this to show "Login" to anonymous visitors and "My account" to signed-in ones.

Hide items by device or by login status.

Duplicate, delete, reorder

• Duplicate: right-click the item in the Structure Tree, pick Duplicate. The duplicate lands right below the original.
• Delete: right-click, pick Delete. Confirm once.
• Reorder: drag the item to a new position. Drop onto another item to nest as a child.

See also

• Menu Editor overview
• Build a mega menu
• Pages & Pagebuilder — the page identifiers Page items link to.