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# How do I Hide a Menu, Sub Menu or Category?

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### To Hide any items from your Nav, you can click on the edit button or the ellipse icon next to the menu.

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### Once here, you can click on visibility and select from one of the options available.\\

-**Show Everywhere:** Displays the content everywhere\
-**Hide Only in Menu bars:** Hides the menu item from the Top Nav. But will be visible in the Menu below.\
-**Hide Everywhere:** Hides the menu item from both the Top and he menu below.

<figure><img src="/files/Q014fHF636nZwCS9hzxy" alt="How do I Hide a Menu, Sub Menu or Category? — step 2"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
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