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# Day 7

### Advanced menu modifications (2h)

* [Learn how](https://help.us-themes.com/impreza/menus/#how-to-create-menus) to work with menus using Impreza.
* Check the menu on the [Blog / Magazine](https://impreza5.us-themes.com/) demo.
* Create a new Menu that will look and work the same as the menu on the Blog / Magazine demo. There's no need to copy all items, you can replicate only 3 menu elements: Blog Layouts, Travel, and Beauty (including 2nd level)
* Make screenshots of the admin area and the front-end result, and attach them to the daily report.
* Add a header and add this new menu to it, then assign this header to a page and make sure that the created menu items on this page look the same as they look on the Blog / Magazine demo.
* [Learn how](https://help.us-themes.com/impreza/menus/#hamburger-menu-for-desktops) to make a hamburger menu for desktops.
* Create a new menu consisting of any 5 items (all of which are first-level).
* Create a new header and add this menu 2 times to it. The first instance of the menu should look like the hamburger menu on the [Design Hotel](https://impreza25.us-themes.com/) demo, and the second instance should look like the hamburger menu on the [Multi-Purpose](https://impreza.us-themes.com/) demo.
* Make screenshots of the admin area and the front-end result, and attach them to the daily report.

### Send the report

Send the summary and link to the results to the curator.


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