All pages and links that you group into a menu folder are shown in a dropdown list in your site’s navigation menu with the help of Menu Folders. All child items nested under a menu folder in the Site Builder You can group items under a menu folder in the site structure. These items then appear in a drop-down menu when you click the page’s name in the navigation menu.Menu folders are only used to menu folder item in the navigation menu (if the navigation menu has a Content style).
Drop-down menus help users to quickly navigate your site's content. For large websites, drop-down menus can save users time by allowing them to jump down a level or two to get to the content they seek.
To create drop-downs with multiple columns, group multiple menu folders underneath a menu folder: see the screenshots below (click to enlarge).
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Menu folders only add structure to the navigation menu: they don’t get their own page on your site. If you want a customizable landing page for the content you grouped together, use a Refined Page instead. |
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Add and edit a menu folder
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Go to the
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Choose where to add the Menu Folder in your site’s structure. You can always move it to a different location later by dragging and dropping it.
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Add it to the bottom of the Site Builder by clicking the + Add Content button.
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Edit a Menu Folder
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Go to the Site Builder.
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site structure to add menu folder to your site, edit its settings, and edit its permissions. Permissions let you decide who can see the menu folder, which lets you tailor the site to different types of users.
Settings
Setting | Description |
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Name |
This name appears in the site structure and the site’s navigation menu. |
Show in the Navigation Menu |
Show the menu folder in the navigation menu and |
in the Site Navigation module. |
Theme |
By default, |
the menu folder inherits your site’s main theme. You can apply a different theme here instead. Items that you group underneath the menu folder inherit this theme, unless you apply a different theme to those items. |