This article covers the process for editing existing menus - both primary menus and sub-menus.
How do I edit an existing menu?
The process for editing the Header, Account, Footer, and Mobile Nav Bar navigation areas is essentially the same - the difference is the app menu is updated as a result.
Primary menus
Assuming your app already has at least one primary menu item, when you select the relevant navigation area, you'll see it represented by a schematic.
We've used the Presentation Manager demo site for this example - the setup of your own product site may be different. The schematic for the primary menu item Browse is highlighted below.
To edit the primary menu item:
Select the relevant tile. This expands the view to show the menu item fields.
To amend or overwrite the primary menu item label, simply type into the text entry box.
As you type, prompts appear with suggested matches from your published pages. You don't have to select from these - feel free to enter a different label.
Select the destination field to add or edit a destination for the menu item. Destinations can be paths within the app's published pages or external URLs (which need to be full URLs, for example, http://www.deltatre.com).
To delete a menu item completely, hover over the schematic and select the x icon in the top right-hand corner.
Sub-menus
Sub-menus are edited in much the same way. Select the relevant sub-menu tile to edit it. Configure labels and (optional) destinations.
You can delete sub-menu items (x) or re-order them by dragging and dropping.
As you edit, the modified label is displayed on the left in the side tab that has been changed. This remains until the changes are saved, or until you navigate away from DISPLAY > Menus, in which case any changes are lost if they are not first saved.
How do I add more menu items?
To create additional primary menu items, select the 
button.
To add a new sub-menu to a primary menu item, select 
or use 
to create additional items within a sub-menu group.
Learn more about creating primary menus and sub-menus. Or find out how to set up the mobile navigation bar for native mobile apps.
Notes
While you can add multiple primary menu items and sub-menus to the Header navigation area, only one primary menu list (with any associated sub-menus) can be added to the Account and Footer navigation.
However, be careful of adding too many primary menu items. This can cause the navigation bar to wrap oddly on some devices. Less is generally more!
Need to make additional changes before going live?
No problem, save your changes without publishing by selecting the More button, followed by Save. This saves your changes but keeps your menu items in a draft (unpublished) state.
Compatibility notes: From AXIS Presentation Manager 10.0 onwards, the Call-to-action functions are as follows. They work in a consistent way across Presentation Manager.
To Save or Publish
The following buttons are available to save, or save and publish:
Save X (where X is the name of the side tab currently open) - this saves the content of the currently open side tab, but does not publish it. It is available when any changes have been made to the content of that side tab.
Note: In Pages, this button is entitled Save Variants. It saves all the variants in the Content side tab.
Save and Publish - any new changes across the entire object are saved, and the whole object is published to make it visible to your end-users to view and interact with. It is available when there are any saved or unsaved changes, which have not been published, in the content of any of the side tabs.
To Unpublish, Archive or Delete
Within the More drop down list are further options:
Unpublish - this removes the object from publication, so your end-users can no longer view and interact with it, and puts it back into a status of Draft.
Archive - this puts the object into a status of Archived, which prevents any further use, although it can still be viewed. Note that if this is actioned while an object is in a status of Live, it is automatically unpublished.
Delete - this completely removes the object from the system. It is only available in Pages.
Note: To check the success of selecting any of these options, the header includes the updated status of the object. See The header and status for details of the resulting status after taking any action, and what the header looks like in AXIS Presentation Manager 10.0.
Note: You can also add notes to the menus section, see our guide on how to use notes.