How to Add Menu Tabs in Blogger?

Add Menu Tabs Using Pages Gadget

Step 1

Log in to Blogger. Click the “Design” menu link below the name of the blog to which you want to add menu
tabs. This opens the Blogger Design section’s Add and Arrange Page Elements page.

Step 2

Click “Add a Gadget” in the sidebar section of the page, if you want to add menu tabs to the blog’s sidebar, or at the top of the page if you want to add menu tabs below the header section.

Step 3

Go to the “Pages” gadget in the dialog window. Click the “+” icon beside the Pages gadget title to open the gadget configuration window.

Step 4

Click and select the check box next to each page that you want to include as a menu tab. Click the box next to “Add New Pages by Default” if you want Blogger to add all new pages as menu tabs in the Pages gadget. Click the “Save” button in the dialog box. Click “Save” at the top of the Add and Arrange Page Elements page. This displays menu tabs linked to your blog’s static pages on your blog’s home page.

Add Menu Tabs With the Link List Gadget

Step 1

Log in to Blogger and go to the Add and Arrange Page Elements page in the Design section of the blog you want to edit.

Step 2

Click “Add a Gadget” in the top or sidebar section of the page. Go to the “Link List” gadget. Click the “+” icon to open the Link List gadget configuration window.

Step 3

Enter the first website’s name and URL address, or a blog post’s title and URL address into the relevant input boxes. Click the “Add Link” button. Repeat this step for each website or blog address that you want to include as a menu tab.

Step 4

Click the arrow button in the “Sorting” section. Select either “Sort Alphabetically” or “Sort Reverse Alphabetically” from the pull-down menu to configure the order in which the gadget displays your link menu tabs. Type the number of links that you want to display as menu tabs into the “Number of Links to Show” box. Click the “Save” button. Click “Save” on the Add and Arrange Page Elements page. This displays menu tabs linked to URLs on your blog’s home page.





References
Google: Blogger Help: Layout Guide

ResourcesGoogle: Blogger Help