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# How to create Mega menu

**Step 1**: Navigate to **Mega Menu** from the admin dashboard >> **Add New Menu**

![](https://document.thememove.com/edumall/images/create-mega-menu.png)

**Step 2**: Give your menu a name and click **Edit with Elementor**.

![](https://document.thememove.com/edumall/images/create-mega-menu-02.png)

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: Enable Elementor for Mega Menu at **Elementor > Settings > General > Post Types**
{% endhint %}

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**Step 3**: Customize the Mega Menu as you want by choosing the elements from the left sidebar. Choose the 4 columns structure then edit the content as you want then click **Publish**.

![](/files/BR6KL6kLB8mgSDI26aqn)

**Step 4**: After you've done creating your Mega Menu, navigate to **Appearance** > **Menus**, click on the Screen Options at the top then put a tick on Mega Menus option.

![](https://document.thememove.com/edumall/images/create-mega-menu-04.png)

**Step 5**: Add the Mega Menu you've just created into your chosen menu.

![](https://document.thememove.com/edumall/images/create-mega-menu-05.png)

**Step 6**: Drag & drop your mega menu item as sub item of level 1 item.

![](/files/MgQdNkiyYcoUygJoLBQO)

**Step 7**: Don't forget to click **Save Menu**.


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