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# Navigation images

Easily add promotional or featured images right into any drop-down or mega-menu nested navigation:

![](/files/AOt8SKNL41Vwg6sX4M04)

Add an image block in the header section and choose an item number. The item number is the order in your navigation. For example Item 1 is Shop in the example below:

![Shop is Item 1](/files/2ErLsSXq5g5tksTiKLhm)

Example mapping of above navigation menu and item numbers:

| Item Number | Menu Name |
| ----------- | --------- |
| Item 1      | Shop      |
| Item 2      | Our Story |
| Item 3      | Lookbook  |
| Item 4      | Updates   |

Configure the settings for each image block with call to action information:

![](/files/HkIW0627Mn7xWcNA7AYc)


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