Menu-structure.md

@@ -2,12 +2,13 @@
 1. [Menu file](#file)
    - [Single menu in a single file](#solo)
    - [Multiple menus in a single file](#multi)
-2. [Menu settings](#menuVar)
-3. [Auto-update](#update)
-4. [Buttons](#buttons)
+1. [Menu settings](#menuVar)
+1. [Menu types](#types)
+1. [Auto-update](#update)
+1. [Buttons](#buttons)
    - [Display rules](#btnRules)
    - [Click processing](#btnClicks)
-5. [Templates](#templates)
+1. [Templates](#templates)
    - [Templates inside a menu file](#menuTemplates)
    - [Templates file](#templatesConf)
 
@@ -83,8 +84,9 @@ To create a menu whether in a separate file or in a single file you need to conf
 
 | **Settings** | **Data type** | **Required** | **Description**                    |
 |--------------|--------------|------------------|---------------------------------|
-| title        | String       | {+Yes+}           | Sets the title of a menu            |
-| size         | Number        | {+Yes+}           | Sets the vertical size of a menu (a number of rows) |
+| title        | String       | {+Yes+}           | Set the title of a menu            |
+| size         | Number        | {+Yes+}           | Set the vertical size of a menu (a number of rows) |
+| type         | String        | {-No-}           | Set menu's inventory type (chest by default). Read about it [below](#types) |
 | items        | [Object list](Data types#list) | {-No-} | Menu items |
 | activators   | [Object](Data types#object) | {-No-} | [Actions](Actions) to open a menu |
 | rules        | [Object](Data types#object)/[Object list](Data types#list) | {-No-} | [Rules](Rules) to open a menu. If one of those is **false** then menu won't open |
@@ -94,6 +96,36 @@ To create a menu whether in a separate file or in a single file you need to conf
 | closeActions | [Object](Data types#object) | {-No-} | [Actions](Actions), that perform **after** the menu closes |
 | updateInterval | Integer | {-No-} | Sets the menu update interval in ticks |
 
+## <a name="types">Menu types</a>
+
+Menu type - this is a type of inventory in which the buttons will be placed. By default, if you do not specify the type, the menu will looks like a chest. But you can change it, for example, to a hopper, or a brewing stand. The ability to set some type of inventory depends on the version of your server.
+
+For the latest server version, a list of all inventory types can be found [here](https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/event/inventory/InventoryType.html). For earlier versions, you will have to search list of inventory types for yourself. I recommend ask Google like "InventoryType spigot <server version>".
+
+To change the menu type, just specify the `type` parameter and the type of inventory available for you from the Spigot documentation.
+
+```hocon
+title: "&lCake factory"
+size: 1
+type: DROPPER
+activators{
+  command: "menu"
+}
+items:[
+  {
+    slot: 0
+    material: CAKE
+    name: "Test item"
+  },
+]
+```
+
+In this example, we used the DROPPER inventory type, and look what happened.
+
+![image](uploads/387366812d0eddedd38e4c9835f131c7/image.png)
+
+> ⚠️ **Important**: Please note that not all types of inventory can be used. Some will behave strangely, such as not displaying the title, and some just won't work. This is a feature of the minecraft client, which we cannot influence. Also, if you are using any type other than a CHEST, we advise you to use the slot numbers, not the x,y positions.
+
 ## <a name="update">Auto updating (updateInterval)</a>
 
 A bit more detailed about the `updateInterval` setting. If you want to create a menu that will automatically update including items, placeholders and any other dynamic data, you can specify the interval for updating the menu.