I’ve watched the “making a mega menu” youtube video numerous times and my brain goes mushy, but then trying to make the limited Guten navigation block look even barely presentable has me grinding my teeth in frustration. So an enhanced, responsive, menu builder that is more customisable than the core block , but is easier to access for non-experienced web designer folk would be a huge (humongous even) positive, …meaning I don’t have to buy a 3rd party menu plugin (currently looking at GutenKit solely for the menu function)….the buying bit isn’t the issue, i would just prefer to keep plugins to a bare minimum for the sake of maintenance, and performance, (and my sanity).
If this was implemented like a Greenlight Element it would be infinitely easy to style.
Likewise a weak point of fse is static menus – this makes no sense in 90% of use cases. It would be extremely beneficial to build it out via a query that had access to classic menu (menu object) and/or custom fields and/or page object.
We already have Mega menu option in Greenshift theme and you can put anything inside it
Hi, just so I understand. This feature request lable is in progress. But the last remark from the Greenshift team is that it is already in it with the ‘Mega menu option’. So is anything new comming or is the features finished and done. >> the current Mega menu is not that user friendly to make…
Hi. We released few patterns inside library, for example Gucci menu with sliding panel. But block is not ready.
So a new ‘Menu builder block’ is in progress? Wil it be connected with the wp classic menu (menu object)?
Looking forward to this new feature. Some ideas to consider:
• more design options on the hamburger and animation or the option to add custom code to style it in any way.
• Ability to adjust the positioning of it.
• Option to have text with the hamburger like Menu next to it.
• Not a fan of the rotating close text. An option to turn that off would be good.
• The drop down menu panels need an option to adjust their offset away from the text. Currently they sit higher than the bottom edge of the row. Looks cleaner to align them with the bottom edge.
• Option to style the hover effect on the menu items. The underlines are nice but are looking a little overused now in terms of web design.
Thanks for reading!
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