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Studio Editor: Managing Old Menus

Lord Of The Wix · Oct 25, 2026

Manage menus to help visitors find their way around the site. Menus are fully customizable, showing any link your client wants – site pages, external websites, or even their phone number.


Before you start:



How can I tell if I have the old menu experience?

You can check whether you have the new or old experience by clicking the menu in your editor, and clicking the Layout icon

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Managing an existing menu


You can always adjust an existing menu and the items it shows. Add more items, remove ones that are irrelevant or change their order to keep the menu fresh.


To manage a menu:


  1. Select the relevant menu in the editor.

  2. Click Manage Menu.

  3. Choose what to do next:


Add more menu items

Click + Add Item at the bottom and select the item you want to add:

Looking for pages related to Wix apps?

Add a new Link to the menu and select Page on the left. Clicking the drop-down, you'll see a list of all the pages related to Wix apps (e.g. Wix Stores, Wix Bookings).

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Change a menu item's link

  1. Hover over the relevant item and click the More Actions icon

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  2. Click Change Link.

  3. Change the link type and / or its details.

  4. Click Done.


Rename a menu item

  1. Hover over the relevant item and click the More Actions icon

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  2. Click Rename.

  3. Enter the new name.

  4. Press the Enter key on your keyboard to save your changes.


Remove a menu item

  1. Hover over the relevant item and click the More Actions icon

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  2. Click Remove from menu.


Reorder menu items

Hold the Reorder icon

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next to an item and drag it to the desired position.


The Manage Menu panel in the Studio Editor and the options that appear to manage a menu item

Creating drop-down submenus


There are 2 ways to create a new submenu, depending on what you want the title to be:



To move items under a new submenu:


  1. Select the relevant menu in the editor.

  2. Click Manage Menu.

  3. (Optional) Add a non-clickable title for the submenu:

    1. Click + Add Item.

    2. Select Submenu title.

    3. Enter the new title for the submenu.

    4. Press the Enter key on your keyboard to save your changes.

  4. Move menu items to the submenu:

    1. Drag a menu item to move it below the submenu title.

      Tip: The submenu title is either another menu item, or the non-clickable title you added.

    2. Hover over the same item and click the More Actions icon

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    3. Select Move under "Page Name".

    4. Repeat step a - c for all other submenu items.


Moving a page to a new submenu, with a clickable title (another site page)

Displaying multiple menus on the same site


You can create as many menus as you need and show completely different items in each.


After adding a new menu element, you can choose which menu it should display: An existing menu that you saved, or a new one that you create on the spot. This means you can save menus and reuse them on various menu elements across the site.


Click below to learn how to:


Choose which menu is displayed on a page

  1. Select the relevant menu.

  2. Click Manage Menu.

  3. Click the drop-down under Which menu is displayed?.

  4. Depending on the menu you need, follow the steps:

    • Existing menu: Select the menu from the list.

    • New menu:

      • Click Manage Site Menus.

      • Click + Add New Menu at the bottom.

      • Enter a name for the new menu.

        Note: This name isn't visible to visitors.

        The drop-down that appears when selecting which menu is displayed in the element.

Save a new menu

  1. Select the relevant menu.

  2. Click Manage Menu.

  3. Click the drop-down under Which menu is displayed?.

  4. Select Manage Site Menus.

  5. Click + Add New Menu at the bottom.

  6. Enter a name for the new menu. This name isn't visible to visitors.

    Creating a new menu in the Studio Editor.
  7. Start adding pages to the menu:

    1. Select the new menu you just created.

    2. Click the Exit icon

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      at the top right.

    3. Click + Add new Item to add a new page, link, mega menu or submenu.


Showing the same item on multiple menus?


You can give the item a unique name on each menu so it always match the specific intent. All the menus that you create are completely independent of one another.


Updating your menu to the new experience


Want to keep the design of your menu, but get the new experience? Update to our latest menu to create dropdowns, use multiple layers of navigation, and more.


Previously, you needed to add separate menus to each breakpoint in order to display different layouts across screen sizes. The new menu allows you to choose the layout for each breakpoint, making it even easier to create the look you want.


To update your menu:


  1. Select the menu in your editor.

  2. Click the Open Inspector icon

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    at the top right of the editor.


A screenshot of opening the Inspector panel in the Studio Editor.

  1. (In the Inspector) Click Update at the top.

  2. Select Update in the pop-up.

  3. (Optional) Remove old menus from site breakpoints:

    1. Click the relevant breakpoint at the top of the editor.

    2. Click Layers

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      on the left side of the editor.

    3. Remove the older menu:

      1. Hover over the older menu element and click the More Actions icon

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      2. Select Delete.

    4. (If hidden) Click the Show icon

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      next to the updated menu element.

    5. Choose the menu layout you want for the breakpoint.


The open inspector arrow is highlighted, and the panel is open. The cursor is clicking to update the menu.

This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that!

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