Menus help users navigate between pages. Often, a set of pages has a common menu that includes all of them so that users can easily move between them. Page designers can put menus on pages using the Horizontal Menu construct in the page templates. If a set of pages have the same template, and it contains a menu, they will have it as a common menu.

When you are editing a page, you can set its template.

When you are editing a page that has a menu, you can add items, change items, delete items, and move items around to rearrange the menu.

You can make the item for the current page look and behave differently from the other items in the menu.

When editing a page:

1. Click  in the area where the menu is. A dialog will appear.
2. Enter the text to be displayed on the menu item in the Legend field.
3. Enter the URL that the user will go to after clicking the menu item in the Url field. This can be an absolute URL (starting with http:// or https://), a relative URL on the system (starting with /), or the name of a page in the same workspace. It can include a fragment identifier (starting with #) or a query string (starting with ?).
4. Enter the read access level. This is the access level required to see the menu item. It should usually be the same as the read access level of the page, or public.
5. Enter the write access level. This is the access level required to change, move or delete the menu item. It will usually be an administrator or page editor access level.
6. Click

When editing a page:

1. Click  for the menu item that you want to edit.
2. Make changes to the Legend, Url, Read level and Write level (see Add a Menu Item).
3. Click 

When editing a page:

1. Click. for the menu item that you want to delete.
2. A confirmation dialog will appear. Click OK

When editing a page:

1. Click and hold  for the menu item that you want to move
2. Drag the item to where you want it to go
3. You can only move an item within its menu.

When a page is displayed, you may want the item for the current page to look and behave differently. You can do this by adding an assignment to each page, with name MENU PAGE and value the page legend. The menu item for the current page will then have class sodacurrentpagemenuitemdiv and can be styled differently from the other items, which will have class sodanoncurrentpagemenuitemdiv. (The styling is defined in the CSS files referenced in the page template.) Also, the item will not have a link, so nothing will happen when it is clicked.