# How To Add A Course Link To Your Store Menu

Adding a dedicated link to your course portal on your store's main navigation menu is a simple yet effective way to improve user experience. 

This allows your customers to quickly and easily find and access the courses they've purchased or are interested in, right from your storefront.

### Step 1: Locate and Copy Your Course Portal Path

First, you need to find the unique URL for your course portal.

In the LDT Online Courses app, go to **Settings** -> **My courses page**.

The Page URL for your course portal is displayed at the top of the page (e.g., <https://yourstore.myshopify.com/apps/ldt-course>).

* ***Important**: Copy only the path of the URL, which is the part after your store's domain. In the example above, you would copy <mark style="color:$success;">/apps/ldt-course</mark>. You can also customize this path by clicking on the **Customize portal URL** link*.

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### Step 2: Navigate to Shopify Menus

From your Shopify Admin, go to **Content** -> **Menus**.

Find and select the menu you want to edit, most commonly the Main menu, but you can also add it to the footer or any other menu.

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### Step 3: Add the New Menu Item

In the **Menu** editor, click on the **Add menu item** button.

A new line will appear for you to fill in the details.

* **Label**: Enter a descriptive name for your menu item, such as "My Courses," "Online Courses," or "Courses." This is the text your customers will see.
* **Link**: Paste the course portal path you copied in Step 1.

*Pro-tip: Sometimes, Shopify's search function for app links may be slow to update. Pasting the path (<mark style="color:$success;">/apps/ldt-course</mark>) directly into the "Link" field is the most reliable method.*

After you paste the path, Shopify may automatically update the label. You can then change the label back to your desired text (e.g., "My Courses").

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### Step 4: Arrange and Save Your Menu

* You can drag and drop the new menu item to change its position within the menu list.
* Once you are satisfied with the label and its position, click the Save button to apply your changes.

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Result:

The new menu item will now be live on your store's navigation bar. Customers can click on "My Courses" (or your chosen label) to be taken directly to their course portal, where they can see and access all of their enrolled courses and communities. This provides a direct and intuitive path for customers to engage with your content.

### Preview

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