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Arrange your website's menu
At first your website's menu is automatic: the pages ticked Show in the website's menu, in the order on the Pages tab, then What's on, Races and News. You can arrange it yourself instead. You need the Owner, Editor or Website editor role.
Arrange it
- Open Website in the side menu, then the Menu tab.
- Choose Arrange the menu yourself. Your current menu is copied in, ready to change.
- Choose + Add to the menu and pick what to add: one of your pages, What's on, Races or News, a race page's Course records or Find a runner (once the page has a Race results block), A heading (just words, for a drop-down), or A link to another website (starting https://). Then choose Add it.
- To make a drop-down, choose + Add under below an item. A heading or a page with items under it opens as a drop-down.
- Type in Words in the menu to rename an item. Leave it empty to use the page's own title. Headings and links need words.
- Use the arrows to move items, ⇤ to move one out of a drop-down, and ✕ to remove one.
- Choose Publish changes to put the new menu live.
Good to know
- The Join and Club Routes buttons always stay on the right of the menu.
- Pages that aren't in the menu are listed at the foot of every page.
- What's on and Races only show if they're ticked on the Settings tab. News shows once you have a published post.
- A page you've deleted drops out of the menu by itself.
- Go back to the automatic menu undoes your arrangement.
See also Add pages to your website.
Related
- Design your club's websiteChoose your website's logo, look, colour and headings, write the welcome, pick the home page sections and favourite routes, and publish.
- Add pages to your websiteAdd pages such as Join, Kit and your race, and build them from blocks like text, photos, videos, questions and answers, sponsors' logos, maps and tables.
- Post news on your websiteWrite a news post with a headline, picture and blocks, publish it now or at a time you choose, and take it down again.
- Build a race results archivePut every year's full results of a race your club hosts on your website, read from the timing company's CSV or PDF, with course records and each runner's history.
- Connect your club's web addressPut your website on your club's own address, such as www.yourclub.org.uk, with one DNS record at your domain registrar.
Still stuck?
In the portal, use Ask at the top of the screen to ask a question in your own words. For anything else, contact the Club Routes team, or check Club Routes' status if something isn't working.