Your site has two pages and a button that gets a reader to the second one.

But there is nothing to get them back.

Today you add a menu, and a menu goes on every page. By the end of the lesson a reader will be able to move around your whole site from anywhere in it.

A menu is the row of page names at the top of a website. You have used hundreds of them.

Two things make a menu useful:

• it lists every page of the site
• it is on every page, in the same place

The menu block builds itself. You do not tell it which pages to list, it already knows.

See for yourself why your site needs a menu.

1. Click Your web page.
2. Click your button to go to the second page.
3. Try to get back to your first page without using the page names above the preview.

Check: you cannot. There is no way back, and a real visitor would be stuck.

A menu at the top of your first page will list both pages.

This is the block you need:

1. Click Links and buttons on the left.
2. Drag a menu block to the very top of your Home page.
3. Click Your web page.

Check: a row of page names sits above your heading, and it lists both Home and Hobbies.

If it did not work: the menu is below your heading, so drag it above it. A menu belongs at the top.

A menu only works if it is on every page.

1. Drag a menu block to the very top of your Hobbies page.
2. Click Your web page and click Hobbies.

Check: the same row of page names is at the top of this page too.