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# Menu Tab

Tab-style menu items for multi-brand or category navigation with SVG logo support.

## **How to add the Menu Tab block?**

* From your Shopify admin, go to **Online Store ->** **Themes**.
* Find the theme that you want to edit, and then click **Customize**.
* In the **Header Group -> Header ->** **Add block ->** choose **Menu Tab.**

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## Menu Tab - Settings Guide

This guide explains all available settings for the **Menu Tab** section in order from top to bottom as they appear in the **Theme Editor**.

| Setting                 | Type          | Description                                             | Visibility     |
| ----------------------- | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | -------------- |
| Logo (block)            | image\_picker | Optional image for the block's logo.                    | Always visible |
| Logo Text               | liquid        | Text/logo fallback displayed when no image is provided. | Always visible |
| Link (page)             | page          | Optional page link for the block.                       | Always visible |
| Text Color              | color         | Text color for the block.                               | Always visible |
| Background Color        | color         | Background color for the block.                         | Always visible |
| Active Text Color       | color         | Text color when the item is active.                     | Always visible |
| Active Background Color | color         | Background color when the item is active.               | Always visible |
| Divider                 | checkbox      | Show a divider for this block.                          | Always visible |

## **How to set up different navigation for each Menu Tab block?**

#### Step 1: Create a Page using a template that starts with **"landing-"**

Create a new Page and select a template that starts with **`landing-`**, which is provided by the theme.\
After creating the page, **copy the page handle**, as it will be used in the next steps.

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#### Step 2: Create a Menu with the same handle as the Page

Create a new Menu and make sure the **menu handle matches exactly** the page handle created in Step 1.\
Add all menu items that you want to display inside this tab.

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#### Step 3: Assign the Page in the Menu Tab Block settings

In the **Menu Tab Block** settings, scroll down to the **Link** section and select the Page you created in Step 1.

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