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# How do I add Nav Menu to my site?
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### Select the Nav Menu
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### Click "Settings"
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### Click "Embed"
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### Click "Copy" on the Nav Menu embed code
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### Paste the script part of the embed code in the head of the page.
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### Paste the div part of the embed code at the end of the body section (the exact position within the \ tag doesn't matter)
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### **IMPORTANT:**
Ensure that the visibility of your default site menu items is set to hidden. This prevents users from seeing a flash when Nav Menu initializes and replaces your menu dynamically.
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