# Mega menu

### What's a mega menu

A mega menu is a stylized submenu that allows you to also add an image to your navigation. It can be used to put more links together and group them in a form of subcategories.

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The mega menu in Palo Alto 5.0 works automatically based on two criteria:

&#x20; 1 - If there is an **image** selected for the submenu, the mega menu is enabled.

&#x20; 2 - If there are **third-level links**, the mega menu is enabled.
{% endhint %}

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**Note:** The mega menu is automatically ***disabled*** when the hamburger navigation is enabled.
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### How to add a new mega menu

To add a new mega menu you need to click on the **header** section arrow to expand it after which click on 'add image'.

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Setting up the mega menu can be done by accessing the block settings.

Here you will find the option to add it under any first-level link in your header as well as the options to add the image.

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To get a list of links like the one from our demo you'll need to simply set them up from your navigation menu as standard drop-down menus.

You can learn more about this in Shopify's great articles on the topic.

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