#Editing recent menu full

The left part of the page gives you a handy list of the pages, posts and blog categories in your site. Most websites will only have one or two menus – on at the top of the site and one at the bottom. Your website allows you to create several menus and place them in different sections of your site. Here you can select which menu you would like to make changes to. The page is split in to three distinct parts… It may look quite complicated but it is actually quite straightforward. The ‘Menus’ page is where we will be making all of the changes. Step 2: In the left side panel hover over ‘Appearance’ and then click on ‘Menus’.

Step 1: Login to your WordPress dashboard. As part of the setup and customisation of your site we may have already created and set up a default menu for you.īefore we can get started we must first log in to our website and locate the ‘Menus’ page. The menus page is where you create and manage the main menu for your site. Or simply renaming menu items so that they are more accessible or on-brand.

Removing a menu item (like a product or service you no longer offer),.Adding a new menu item (like a link to a new page or area of your site),.Found in convenient, useful and strategic places around your site, menus help your visitors easily discover your content.įrom time to time you may want to make changes to your menu, such as… The Reopen sub-menu itself should not be deleted, or moved to a new sub-menu nor should it be renamed, but it may be repositioned in the File menu as desired.One of the important features of your website are the navigation menus. The items in this menu are not listed in the Menu Editor and cannot be edited. Menu in the File menu is dynamically updated to include schematic files recently opened or saved. However, if you defined any menus in the startup script using the DefMenu command, these menus will be faithfully restored as well. Usually this means that the menu system will revert to the structure defined when SIMetrix was first installed. To reset the menu system back to 'factory settings'. To delete the accelerator key assignment.

The key you press will be assigned to the menu. You will now be asked to press a single key or key combination with shift, control or alt. Select the menu item to which you wish to assign the accelerator key. The empty item will not appear in SIMetrix menus. The new sub-menu will have one single empty item which you can select to add new items to the sub-menu. Select the location for your new menu then press Add Menu. To add a separator to the sub-menu, press Add Separator.

See the Script Reference Manual/Command Reference for full details. Typically this would call a user defined script, but you may also enter primitive commands or a list of primitive commands separated by semi-colons. &My Menu will be displayed My Menu and will be activated with alt-M. Use the '&' character to denote underlined letters used to denote alt-key short-cuts. (This could be in a previous session as deleted items are always remembered).Įnter the name of the menu as you would like to see it in the menu itself. This pane will be empty if you have not previously removed any menu items. To add a previously removed menu select Add ExistingĪnd choose an item in the left hand pane. In both cases, select the location within a sub-menu and press Add Item. You can add a previously removed menu item to a new location or you can create a completely new menu item. If you wish to move a menu item to a different sub-menu, you should remove it (as described above) then add it again using Add Item. Select the item then use the up and down arrows key to move as required. To subsequently restore a deleted item, use Add Item. Select the item you wish to delete on the left hand side then press Remove. The buttons on the right allow you to move, delete or add new menu items and sub menus. The left hand pane shows the current menu system in a tree structured list. For SIMetrix only products the top level menu choices will be slightly different. The above view shows the layout for SIMetrix/SIMPLIS products. For details about the first method, please refer to Script Reference Manual/Applications/Schematic Symbol Script Definition. The following describes the second method. The second method is quite simple to use and is appropriate for simple changes to the menu system such as deleting unused menus or changing hot-key definitions. The first method offers the ultimate in flexibility but has a steep learning curve. You can either edit the menu.sxscr script that builds the menu system on program start, or you can make additions by adding commands to the start up script. The menu system in SIMetrix may be edited by one of two methods: To Delete a Menu Item or Entire Sub-menu.

#Editing recent menu full