# Navigation

## Overview

Network administrators have the ability to centrally customize the primary navigation experience for users accessing MangoApps via web and mobile apps.

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#### Navigation Styles List

Along the left hand side of the module page are a list of all created navigation styles, both admin and system. From this list, admins can view navigation styles, make edits, enable/disable, duplicate, and/or delete.&#x20;

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The system generated default navigation menu styles, **Default Guest** and **Network User** Navigation, **cannot** be disabled nor deleted. However, network user navigation menu styles  can be edited and personalized by the admin and end user (if enabled by admins).
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#### Add Navigation Button

Click the Add Navigation button to create a new navigation menu style. For information on creating a new navigation style, click [here](https://guides.mangoapps.com/admin-guide/navigation/add-new-navigation#manage-sub-menus).

Once added to the Navigation list, you can re-order the styles using the **Re-order** button.

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#### Manage Modules and Sub-Menus

Along the right hand side of the module is a list of all module configurations for the selected navigation style. From this list, admins can activate/deactivate, add descriptions, and even manage sub-menus for the listed modules. Drag and drop the modules in the list to re-order them in the final navigation style.

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#### Add a Custom Link

This option allows admins to add a custom link to individual navigation menu styles. This link can lead to pages within and without their MangoApps domain. Each navigation supports adding custom links.

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#### Save Changes

Clicking the **Save Changes** button to apply the new navigation order to all network users within the chosen segment for the navigation style. Guest users will not be affected unless the segment is selected.

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#### To see how these configurations impact Navigation on the User Portal, see [Primary Navigation](https://guides.mangoapps.com/user-guide/primary-navigation) in the User Portal Guide.

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