Menus with several pages

When a frame has a sidebar or a top bar of items (Aimbot, Visuals, Misc…), clicking an item switches the page. The frame you convert is the page of the item highlighted in it.

Give each item its own page

1. 1
   Design one frame per page

   Duplicate your main frame for each item, highlight that item in the navigation, and change the content. Keep the frames the same size.

2. 2
   Name the frames after the items

   For example Visuals or Menu | Page: Visuals. Lazy UIs matches names automatically, and also recognizes which item a frame highlights.

3. 3
   Check the list

   In Configure, Screens and pages lists the frames that fit with this one and what each becomes. Change a frame's role there, or leave an item's frame out for a blank page.

Pages that aren't in the navigation

A page doesn't need an item. Design a frame with the same sidebar and the same item highlighted (a Settings page behind a gear icon, a product's details behind View), and add it as Page a button opens. The button whose label names it opens it over the same sidebar; Back, Close, or Cancel on it closes it, and so does choosing any navigation item. Name a button go: Settings when its label doesn't say.

What counts as page content

Everything outside the navigation column (or bar) that has text, icons, images, or panels. The sidebar, your logo, backgrounds, and glows stay the same on every page. Only the content of the other frames is used, so their copies of the sidebar never double up.