# Menus

### Menus are the highest hierarchy there is.

Each menu holds a list of categories, and can be shown or hidden.

Different menus can be used to keep the app menu in order, or to have a set menu for winter and summer without changing the menu each time.

### How to create a new menu

To create a new menu you simply press on "Add menu" and name the new menu. it's that easy.

![Add menu is always the last option in the "Menu" screen](/files/-LQAODhcmQG3kpv7TeSn)

### Hiding and showing a menu

Marking a menu for pickup means showing it on the app. or in other words, a menu that is not checked "For Pickup" is hidden from the app. 

When hovering over the menu - Press the edit icon (pencil) and edit the "For Pickup" checkbox. Then save your changes.

In the example below you can see 2 menus:

* Menu, marked for pickup.
* Seasonal Menu, not marked for pickup.

![](/files/-LQAP2icF0xE3qpV1sQ8)

### Editing and other features

When you hover over a menu you see 4 options on the right, listed below from left to right:

* Pencil icon - allows you to edit.
* Copy - Copy an entire menu with all of it's contents.
* Delete - Delete an entire menu. **This cannot be undone**.
* 3 lines (hamburger) - drag a menu up or down to change the order of appearance in the app.

![](/files/-LQAPP5hhbWDHUTKWIH3)

### Sub category

Marking a menu as a "sub category" menu moves the entire menu **down** one level.\
ie. a menu becomes a category, a category becomes an item, and an item becomes a size option.

This is highly useful for pizzas or other items which hold different modifiers per size / option.


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