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# Adding a New Menu Item
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For any **primary (top-level) menu items** in a navigation system, such as the main headings or categories, a CSS icon must also be included for it to be visible on mobile. Refer to [CTA Actions and Icons](/docs/agency-permissions/cta-actions-and-icons.md) for a list of icons available.
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1. On the Employee Admin page, click on **Home & Master** and select **Menu**.
2. Click the green + icon wherever you’d like to add a new menu item. For example, in the image below, we're adding a new procedure category under the Services menu item.
3. Enter a label that makes sense for this new menu item. For example, you can use the name of the category as a label if you're setting up a new procedure category.
3. Select the page link, then enter menu's item target.
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Target Reminder:
* If the menu item opens a different website, enter **\_blank.**
* If the menu item opens to a page within the same website, enter **\_self**.
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3. Click **Create**.
3. Optional: Drag and drop to reorder this as needed. In the example below, Facial Treatments are a category so it's at the same level as Alma Harmony XL PRO.
3. Optional: Click on the green + icon of your newly created item to create any sub-menu items needed. In the example below, clicking the + icon next to Facial Treatments will create a service item.
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