Hello @treeplo,
Our menu uses a smart responsive functionality that detects when your menu has too much items and in order to not break the layout or stack the items – it automatically adapts and put the last items inside a More
item that are displayed in a dropdown.
Here is a better explanation of this flow from CSS Tricks – https://css-tricks.com/the-priority-navigation-pattern/.
Unfortunately this functionality can’t be turned off but if you will have less items in the top level menu it won’t enable this functionality because the menu will have enough room.
Hope you will understand me right.
Cheers.
Thanks for the reply,
where can I translate the string “more” to my language.
In the future I hope it is possible to disable this feature.
Thank you.
Hey @treeplo you can find here Blocksy’s translation project.
To be honest I don’t understand why would you need to disable such a functionality – it could turn out like this or this with this feature disabled.
Please note that this behavior (with the more item) is auto enabled only when you have a lot of items in your menu and they simply can’t fit well and don’t have enough room in the row.
Hope this makes sense.
Thanks for the quick response,
I explain you:
In my nav I have 6 items and the last item that is hidden is “contacts”.
I think this can affect lead generation as the user does not immediately see the contact page and the “more” strategy is little known and unexpected for the user.
@treeplo could you share your website URL so I could take a closer look?
sorry, I built this website in local
A screenshot could also help a little bit 😉
If you don’t want to share it to everyone then please submit a support ticket here and attach the screenshot.