Go to Appearance > Menus to edit your site menus. Your theme likely includes multiple menu locations (Primary, Secondary, Footer), and you can assign a menu to multiple locations.

Top Hat

The Top Hat is an editable content area that appears above a site header, and is typically used as a call to action encouraging the reader to sign up for email updates, purchase a cookbook, sign up as a member, or any other action.

For more information, see our article on the Top Hat.

Search and Favorites

On the Site Options page you can select your desired service for search and favorites. If you have “WordPress” selected as the service, clicking the search icon will open the standard WordPress search form in the site header. If you have “Grow” or “Slickstream” selected, clicking the search icon will trigger those services (assuming they have been properly configured by Mediavine / Raptive).

Please see our article on How to include Recipe Index in breadcrumbs for details on this feature.

Affiliate Disclosure

The Affiliate Disclosure is an optional field that appears at the top of all posts.

Your theme includes a “Social Links” block for linking to Instagram, YouTube, and other social services. This block can be inserted directly in the post content, or it might come pre-filled in some blocks (ex: the About block). It might also be pre-built into your site header and/or site footer.

The social links can be managed inside Yoast SEO > Settings > Site Representation > Other Profiles. We have support for most social services, but if you add a URL and it does not appear in the social links block, send us an email and we’ll update the block to support that specific service.

For more information, see our article on the Social Links.

Block Areas

Your theme uses Block Areas to bring the block editor to globally editable content areas, like your Sidebar and After Post area.