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General, Layout, Content Sections, Tab Bar, Add Item: per-screen sub-tabs

Editing a screen splits its settings across up to five sub-tabs — General, Layout, Content Sections, Tab Bar, Add Item — each one controlling a different layer.
The MAM app lifecycle: enroll, build, brand, preview, publish, maintain

A map of the whole MAM journey from site enrollment to a live app, and which MAM tool owns each stage so you always know where you are.
In-app browser vs. external link: what a Web URL button does

Why a Web URL button shows a web page instead of native content, when that page stays inside your app versus opening the phone’s browser, and when to reach for…
How MAM turns your WordPress site into a native app

MAM is the WooCommerce of mobile apps — your WordPress content and plugins feed the app, and site updates show up with no rebuild.
How Favorites works: what users can save and where it shows up

Favorites is a per-user saved-items list — mam-main renders the screen, while sibling plugins decide what’s favoritable and hold onto the saved data.

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