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# How do I add Images in my Nav?

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### Images can be added in Menu's and Sub menu's. You can either upload the hosting link of the images or upload images from your computer.

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### To add the images as a Menu item, click on the plus icon.

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### Select Image.

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### Here you can select the layout for the images you want to add. You can select from a Grid or Slider layout.

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### Once you have finalised the layout, click on 'Add'.

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### Once added, you can click on the pencil icon to edit.

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### You can change Names, Description, Link, Image & Videos and control the category visibility.

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### Now to add 'Images' click on the edit button.

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### Now add the Name, Description, Link. For the image, you can either use a publicly hosted link or upload the image from your computer directly.

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### You can also add a video to the tile which shows up when visitors hover over it. Once you have updated all the fields, just hit done and you are good to go.

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### You can also add Images as a sub menu by clicking on the Add button and then select 'Image'.

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