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title: "Navigation"
canonical: "https://kb.uconn.edu/space/IKB/10785227988/Navigation"
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[Cornerstone-based](http://aurora.uconn.edu/2016/03/24/cornerstone/) sites have options for different navigation styles. These options are:

- Dropdowns
- Multi-Level Dropdown
- Tabs
- MaxMegaMenu

### Changing Your Navigation Style

1. On the dashboard go to **Appearance** > **Customize.**
2. On the left, there will be an option for **Navigation Options.**
3. Click on the dropdown menu to see the options.
  1. **Dropdown**: Begins with a simple dropdown for the first level of navigation with additional pages being displayed in a left navigation bar.
  2. **Multi-Level Dropdown**: Expands the dropdown menu and removes the left navigation bar. Dropdowns will expand to the side forever. We do not recommend using this option for navigation with more than 3 levels of depth, as it can be difficult for users to navigate the options. Large sites should consider using the **Tabs** option.
  3. **Tabs**: The first two levels of the navigation are exposed in horizontal bars, and all other levels are available through dropdown menus.

> ⚠️ If you do not see these options, you either are not using a supported theme or you have enabled the [Max Mega Menu](http://aurora.uconn.edu/2016/03/08/max-mega-menu/) plugin. You need to disable MaxMegaMenu before other options are available. To disable or enable MaxMegaMenu, send an email to [webdev@uconn.edu](mailto:webdev@uconn.edu) with a link to your site.

### Sticky Navigation

When set to **On**, the top navigation sticks to the top of the screen as visitors scroll down pages.

### Breadcrumbs

Breadcrumbs are based on the Parent/Child page hierarchy. When set to **On**, breadcrumbs navigation shows up on child(ren) pages. For more information, see this [breadcrumb guide](http://aurora.uconn.edu/2016/12/28/page-hierarchy/).

> Macro (iframe)

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