# Content Structure

Content structure tools in Varbase help you organize and arrange your site's content in meaningful ways. These tools allow you to control the order of content in curated lists, manage navigation menus, and categorize content using taxonomy vocabularies.

## Overview

Varbase provides three primary content structure mechanisms:

### EntityQueues

EntityQueues allow you to create manually ordered lists of content. Unlike views that sort content automatically by date or title, EntityQueues give you full control over the order of items in a list. This is useful for curated content sections such as featured articles, staff directories, or highlighted resources.

See [EntityQueues](/content-designers/content-structure/entityqueues.md) for details.

### Menu Management

Menus define the navigation structure of your site. Varbase provides default menus for main navigation, footer links, and administrative navigation. You can add, edit, reorder, and remove menu items to control how visitors navigate your site.

See [Menu Management](/content-designers/content-structure/menu-management.md) for details.

### Taxonomies

Taxonomies provide a way to categorize and tag content using structured vocabularies. Common uses include tags, categories, departments, or content topics. Taxonomy terms can be used to filter and organize content in views and listings.

See [Taxonomies](/content-designers/content-structure/taxonomies.md) for details.

## Accessing Content Structure Tools

All content structure tools are accessible from the **Structure** section of the admin navigation sidebar:

* **EntityQueues**: Structure > EntityQueues
* **Menus**: Structure > Menus
* **Taxonomy**: Structure > Taxonomy

Additional structural features (content types, block types, views, etc.) are also available under the Structure section for users with appropriate permissions.


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