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# How do I Move a Menu or Sub-Menu?

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### You can move your Menu Items with just two easy steps.

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### Click on the Ellipses next to the tab.

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### Click on 'Move To' if you want to change the nesting of the Sub Menu.

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### Select the Category you want to move the item to.

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### Now to Move the items up or down, click on the ellipse.

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### Click 'Move Up' to Move the Item up.

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### Click 'Move Down' to Move the Item down.

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### You can also use the grid to either change the nesting for the item or move your categories up and down.

<figure><img src="/files/RyzgZ2jxPEsUAUMI4kkp" alt="How do I Move a Menu or Sub-Menu? — step 8"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
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