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Menu Anatomy - Menus - macOS - Human Interface Guidelines - Apple Developer
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A menu presents a list of items—commands, attributes, or states—from which a user can choose. An item within a menu is known as a menu item, and may be configured to initiate an action, toggle a state on or off, or display a submenu of additional menu items when selected or in response to an associated keyboard shortcut. Menus can also include separators, and menu items can contain icons and symbols, like checkmarks. By default, all menus adopt translucency.
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