# Exercise 1.6: Configure the related links menu block

The last step is to configure the new menu block.

1. Go to *Structure* → *Block layout* and find the **Related Links** block. Click **Configure**.
2. Configure the **Title.** We’ll leave it at the default, but this is where you can:
   * Enter a new title.
   * Unselect the **Display title** checkbox to remove the block title.
3. In the *Visibility settings* you’ll notice options for:
   * **Pages** - show or hide the block on specific pages.
   * **Content Types** – display the block alongside specific content types.
   * **Roles** – display the block to specific roles.

You’ll often need to alter a block’s *Pages visibility* settings. For this exercise, we want the **Related Links** menu to appear *only* on the *About us* page we created earlier, and the *homepage* of our site.

1. Under **Pages** → **Show for the listed pages**, enter the URL paths of the pages that we want to display the block, e.g. /about-us-0
2. On a new line in the **Pages** *text area*, enter *\<front>*. This will ensure your Related Links menu block is displayed on the front (home) page of your site.
3. Click **Save block**.

![Image of Block Visibility settings](/files/hzHWEIOTDgsLvqLYDzh1)

The **Related Links** menu will only be displayed on the front and About us pages.

![Image of Block Visibility settings](/files/vkzh81laKWkIZyJeUUJR)


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