Wix Editor: About Advanced Menus
With advanced menus, you can show your visitors the content you want, where you want. Create different menus for different areas of your site, with multiple levels of navigation to stay organized. You can design every part of your advanced menu so it matches your style. Create multiple menus for different pagesUse advanced menus to direct your visitors to relevant content and information from different areas and pages of your site. You can add as many separate menus as you need, and customize and manage them individually. For example, you can display a menu that directs visitors to pages and anchors in your header, and another that leads to contact information and further links in the footer. Learn how to add and set up multiple advanced menusUtilize sub-navigation to organize menu itemsWhen you have many pages, anchors, and sections on your site, it's important to make them easy to find. With advanced menus, you can add dropdown menus to create drop-down folders that your visitors can hover over and click.As well as dropdown menus, advanced menus also have the capability to display sub-dropdown-items. These are dropdown menus within dropdown menus, and are a great a way to display content in a logical order or group. Learn how to create sub-dropdown-itemsNote:It is only possible to create sub-sub-items with horizontal menus you have manually added from the Add Elements panel. They are not available on menus that come with your chosen site template, or on vertical menus.Display additional contentAs well as sub-navigation options, you can also display additional content as part of your menu experience. Mega menus are container elements that you can add as items to your advanced menu. When visitors hover over the menu item on your live site, the container opens. Design the look and alignment of the container, and add elements such as text, buttons, and images to show your visitors everything they need. Learn how to add and set up a mega menuDesign every part of your menuDepending on the menu type (vertical, horizontal etc), you can tailor different aspects of your advanced menu's design to look how you want and suit your pages. Customize menu and dropdown menu items to make them stand out, and add cool backgrounds to the containers to create striking visual navigation.Need more info?
Learn more about customizing the design of a horizontal menu Learn more about customizing the design of a vertical menuSet the layoutYou can also adjust the layout of the advanced menu to display items in a way that complement your page's structure. Depending on whether you have a horizontal or vertical menu, you can select how dropdown menus open, and set the alignment of items to create a clear layout for your visitors.Want to know more?
Learn more about adjusting the layout of a horizontal menu Learn how to adjust the layout of a vertical menuFAQsWhat's the difference between advanced menus and regular menus?Regular site menus are linked to your site pages, which means any change you make to one menu affects the others. For example, if you have two horizontal menus on your site and you hide a page from one menu, the page is automatically also hidden on the second menu.With advanced menus, the menu is no longer linked to your site pages. This means you can manage multiple menus on your pages differently.How many advanced menus can I add to my page?There's no limit to how many advanced menus you can add to your site. However, we recommend only adding as many as necessary to ensure your site's performance isn't affected. Learn more about site performanceCan I have multiple menus on my mobile site?No. You can set the site menu on your mobile site as an advanced menu, and use it change the display order of items. However, it is not possible to add multiple different menus to the mobile version of your site.How do I set up a dropdown menu?Add a dropdown menu title from the Manage Menu panel, then drag and drop the relevant items over it. Learn more about setting up a dropdown menuHow do I set up sub-sub-items?Set up sub-sub-items by creating a dropdown menu, then moving the relevant items under your chosen page / link etc. Learn more about setting up sub-dropdown-items