How to Add Shortcuts to Menus and Change Actions in the Arctic Zephyr Skin
Below is a guide for adding shortcuts to menus and changing menu actions using the the Arctic Zephyr Reloaded skin for Kodi. This is a very customisable skin and you can really get it looking the way you want with a bit of playing around.
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How to Add Shortcuts to Menus in the Arctic Zephyr Reloaded Skin
- Open Kodi
- Open Settings
- Now select Skin Settings
- Select Home > Customise home menu
- Select Movies
- Scroll down and select Submenu
- Select Recently Added Movies > Choose Item for Menu
- Scroll down and select Add-on
- Select Video Add-On
- Scroll down and select one of your favourite video add-ons
- Select Movies
- Select Trending
- Select Create menu item to here
- Now go to the Movies section on your Home Screen and then click down and you will see the new sub-section has been added
How to Change Menu Actions In Arctic Zephyr Reloaded
- Open Kodi
- Open Settings
- Now select Skin Settings
- Select Home > Customise home menu
- Select Movies > Action
- Scroll down and select Add-on. I am going to make the Movies menu item open Fen. But you can do anything you want. It just a matter of playing around with it.
- Select Video Add-On
- Scroll down and select one of your favourite video add-ons (I'm using Fen)
- Select Movies
- Select Create menu item to here
- Now Movies will open directly to Fen
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