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Menu item

A menu item is an individual selectable entry within a user-interface menu representing an option, action, or destination.

How 2 Manning books explain it

.NET MAUI in Action

MenuItem is a .NET MAUI Shell element representing an actionable item in a flyout menu that invokes an action instead of navigating to a page.

How it is used
Adds app-wide executable actions, such as logout, to a Shell flyout instead of navigating to pages.
How deep it goes
Explains setup, Clicked or Command invocation, and shared item templating; it defers implementing the logout behavior.
Examples
Uses a Logout flyout item with an imported icon and an icon-and-text Shell.MenuItemTemplate.
What you can do after
Apply it via .NET MAUI Shell to place and style a flyout action, then connect it to an event handler or command.

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WordPress Power Toolkit: Harness AI to build next-level websites

A menu item is an individual labeled entry in a website navigation menu that links to or represents a destination.

How it is used
Organizes website destinations into short, clickable navigation choices that help visitors reach content quickly.
How deep it goes
Demonstrates menu planning, label shortening, submenu placement, saving, frontend review, and manual link testing.
Examples
Uses Instant Pot recipe labels and grouped bass-fishing destinations such as News and Tournaments.
What you can do after
Operate/configure a WordPress menu by arranging page links, nesting child items, shortening labels, and checking destinations.

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