Spacing can act as an invisible separator in your menu so your menu links would look more organised. Characters that are non-clickable are very useful when you just want to create a collective name of your drop down menu links. For instance, City (non-clickable) > London (clickable link), Paris (clickable link), Perth (clickable link)
Add spacing to the menu
Spacing gives you a blank space between your menu items. In order to have a spacing in your menu, you can follow the steps below:
Go to the Tools section of your admin panel.
Click Your Content and choose Site Menu.
A new panel will appear, click on New Menu Link.
In the drop down list, choose Spacing.
Add characters to the menu
Character allows you to add text to the menu that is non-clickable. To do that:
Go to the Tools section of your admin panel.
Click Your content and choose Site Menu.
A new panel will appear, click on New MenuLink.
In the drop down list, choose Character.
Add a text or characters and please don’t forget to save it by clicking on Save button.
NB! You may change the order of the space and characters, you can visit here to learn how : Sort the menu links.
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