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# Multi-Level Categories
Bonnita offers Multi Level Category Filter module for free. To edit and setup this module on your site, please follow our instruction below:
* Go to **Navigation** to create a YMM menu you will use for this module. You only can use 3 levels of filter options corresponding with 3 levels of menu.
* In **Theme Settings** Tab. Go to **Multi-Level Categories**
| Setting | Description |
| ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Enable Multi Level Categories | Toggle to enable the multi level categories search on the theme. |
| Menu Link | Select the menu to apply for the Multi Level Categories. |
| Level Select - Level 1/ Level 2/ Level 3 | Fill in the text to display on the multi level categories selects. |
| Color Level | Select the color Multi Level Categories text color . |
| Background Color Level | Select the background color for Multi Level Categories Select. |
| Button | Settings for color, background color, border color of the submit button of the multi level categories. |
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