6.2. Managing Menus

The Manage Menus screen is where most menu management tasks are performed. This section provides a summary of its features. Hover your mouse over each of the numbered callouts to highlight the associated area of the screen.

(1)	Filter by Text Search: Enter text to filter the list of menus and menu items to entries containing the text.
(2)	Filter by Menu: Click on one or more checkboxes to filter the list of menus and menu items to entries of the selected menus. When no checkboxes are checked, items from all menus are included.
(3)	Filter by Menu Item Type: Click on one or more checkboxes to filter the list of menus and menu items to items of the selected types. When no checkboxes are checked, menus and menu items from all types are included.
(4)	Actions Drop-down Menu: Click on one of the drop-down menus in the Actions column to see and use actions available for each entry, including Edit, Delete, Add Menu Item.
(5)	Lazy-load Scrollbar: When there are many more menus and menu items than can fit on-screen, only enough items are retrieved to fill the display. When you use the scrollbar, additional items are fetched. This means that scrolling might appear to be slightly slower than you might expect, but it allows filtering, sorting and initial display to be much faster when you have hundreds or thousands of menu items.
(6)	Buttons: Click Add Menu or Add Menu Item to add menu components as required. If necessary, you may click Reset to Defaults to reset all menus to their default state.

6.2.1. Dragging Menu Items to Manage Position

In addition to being able to manage a menu item's position through the Edit Menu Item dialog, a menu item row in the Manage Menus screen can be dragged onto and between other menu items.

When a menu item is dragged on top of another menu or menu item, the item beneath is highlighted. Note that you cannot drag the top-level menus.

If you release the dragged menu item here, it becomes nested within the highlighted menu/menu item.

When a menu item is dragged between two menus or menu items, a thin marker, or "drop line", appears, indicating the target location.

If you release the dragged menu item here, it is moved to this location. If the location is between two rows of different depths, the menu item is moved to the depth closest to its pre-drag depth.