<div class="menu-item here show">
<!--begin:Menu link-->
Dashboard
<!--end:Menu link-->
</div>


.menu-link {
text-decoration: none; /* Removes underline */
color: #000; /* Text color */
padding: 10px 15px; /* Padding */
display: inline-block; /* Allows padding and margin */
}

.menu-link:hover {Head Soccer
background-color: #f0f0f0; /* Change background on hover */
}

Your approach is not correct because the div element with the class menu-item lacks an actual anchor (<a> tag) to function as a link.Infinite Craft

Correct Way to Create a Menu Link Without a Dropdown
Modify your code to include an <a> tag inside the menu-item div:Drift Boss
<div class="menu-item">
<!--begin:Menu link-->

<span class="menu-title">Dashboard</span>

<!--end:Menu link-->
</div>

Explanation:
Use <a>: The <a> tag is required for navigation.PolyTrack
Use menu-link Class: Metronic uses menu-link to style links correctly.
Use menu-title: Ensures proper alignment with Metronic’s design.
Remove show and here: These classes are typically used for dropdowns or active states.Unblocked Games
Active State (Optional)
If you want to highlight the active page, dynamically add the here class:
<div class="menu-item here">

<span class="menu-title">Dashboard</span>

</div>

Conclusion：Sprunki
This approach ensures that the menu item is a clickable link and follows Metronic’s styling conventions. 🚀

Hi,

Sorry for the late reply. Please browse the templates https://keenthemes.com/metronic and refer to the examples menus and you can find lots of single menu item with links examples. If you need a further help please let us know your Metronic version and demo number.

Regards,
Sean

Your approach is close, but it’s better to use an anchor (`<a>`) tag for a link to ensure proper accessibility and functionality. Here's the corrected version:

```html
<div class="menu-item">
<!--begin:Menu link-->
Dashboard
<!--end:Menu link-->
</div>
```
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