Hi Joe,

Thank you for your response. I was able to find and fix them.

Appreciate your help :)

Once you have created your categories, they you can assign your posts to your categories by editing them.

You can assign more than one category per post.

You can also add them to your menu.

To silence a tab, input # in URL space.

You can also make a sub-category. Creating Custom Menus & Navigation

Hi Abie,

Thank you for your response.

I have already watched that video but it did not help.

Before this video (that you posted here), there is another video (lesson), where we use Site Content (under Websites tab) and use a template called "About Me" and create this content.

So, when we go to Word Press, that is already there.

My question is, how and where do I add a new custom menu on the top menu? On Site Content or on Word Press? Word Press doesn't give me an option to add a new custom menu. Should I create it on Site Content as a Page using a template?

The same thing goes for Categories. I don't know where to create them. I know how to assign them but the category isn't even there to be assigned. He doesn't explain in the video how to create it.

I appreciate your time trying to help.

Thanks,

Mina

Hover over Posts section, you would see Categories. That's WordPress sites back office.

You can create as many categories as you want. For example "Product Reviews" then you can go appearance > menus and attach to your primary menu and save it.

You do not need another menu if you already have one.

In your posts your new categories would show, tick your selection and update.

When a visitor clicks Product Reviews, they can see all relevant posts within.

If you have not create a menu, you can click create, assign where your menu should be, in this case "primary" and save it, then add your posts, pages and categories to your menu, provided you have created them.

Thank you dear. It worked :)

You're vey welcome.