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# Order your navbar

1. Navigate to **Your Site > Site Settings.**
2. Selec the **Top nav** tab menu.&#x20;
3. On this page you can drag and drop the order of your pages by hovering over the

You can re-order the top nav elements under **Site Settings.**

<figure><img src="/files/-Lhf28D6MzRWTamEWUS5" alt="Where to find the top nav to reorder nav items"><figcaption><p>Where to find the top nav to reorder nav items</p></figcaption></figure>


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