Configuring Menus

Menus are one of the primary methods that visitors will find their way through your website. Menus are typically shown within a module (as in the Menu Module) in your Tiki. Later, you will learn how to include menus elsewhere.

 Tip

You can  watch a short video that demonstrates this procedure.

By default, Tiki includes a single menu that includes all options. Visitors are automatically shown only the options to which they have access.

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 Note

Currently, the default site menu is visible only to Registered users. Anonymous visitors will not see a menu in the left column. To display the default menu for Anonymous visitors, change the Group for the menu module to Anonymous... you ((already know how!

In this section

• Creating a Menu
• Creating Menu Options
• Adding a Menu to a Module

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