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# How can I enable Panel Backdrop?

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How can I enable Panel Backdrop — a walkthrough in the Nav editor
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### You can enable Backdrop from your Panel Nav from Settings > General.

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### Just click the toggle. Once done, you will see further options to customize the Nav.

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### You can change the Color,

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### Opacity,

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### Blur,

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### And Background Color.

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