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# How to add a Sub-Menu?

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### Sub Menus can be added from two different places in the editor.

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### To add a Sub menu, you can click on the menu item under which you want to add it and then click 'Add'.

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### Select "New Menu Item" from the available options.

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### Click 'Add'.

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### Click "Add"

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### Click "New Menu Item"

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### Click "Add"

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

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### Now you can add Names, Description, Link, Image & Videos and control the category visibility.

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### Once you have customized the Sub menu, click 'Done'.

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### Another way you can add a Sub menu from the edit options of the Menu.

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### Just click on 'Add Menu Item' and follow the steps listed above.

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