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How to link dropdown menu options to pages within website in WIX webbuilder


Question Posted Sunday September 6 2020, 3:44 pm

Hi. I'm using Wix web builder to make a non-profit website called helpmycity.org where people can go to be connected to organizations and people with ideas, services, projects that will help their city.

Question: I simply wish to link pages with a dropdown menu that contains all 50 States. The idea is that when someone selects a State, that State is linked to its own separate page.
From that individual "State" page, people can look at projects and offerings.
I have already created the States dropdown that lists all 50 States.


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