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# Add Pages to the Menu

**Steps to Add Pages to the Menu**

1. **Access the Menus Section:**

   * Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
   * Go to **Appearance** > **Menus** from the left-hand menu.
   *

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2. **Select a Menu:**
   * If you already have a menu, select it from the dropdown at the top of the page.
   * If you don't have a menu, click **Create a New Menu**, give it a name (e.g., "Main Menu"), and click **Create Menu**.
3. **Add Pages to the Menu:**

   * In the **Add Menu Items** section, locate the **Pages** panel on the left.
   * Check the boxes next to the **Courses** and **Dashboard** pages you created earlier.
   * Click **Add to Menu**. The pages will appear in the **Menu Structure** on the right.
   *

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4. **Arrange the Menu Items:**
   * Drag and drop the **Courses** and **Dashboard** menu items to the desired position in your menu.
   * If you want to create a dropdown menu, drag one item slightly to the right under another.
5. **Save the Menu:**
   * Once you've organized the menu, click the **Save Menu** button.
6. **Assign the Menu to a Location:**
   * Scroll down to the **Menu Settings** section.
   * Check the location where you want the menu to appear (e.g., "Primary Menu" or "Header Menu").
   * Click **Save Menu** again to finalize the changes.


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