Introduction
Menu structure
The menu has 3 main sections, which allow access to the greater megamenu. Understanding these sections and their functionality is essential for proper menu configuration.
Menu Configuration
The menu will require a certain number of children at each level to appear as designed. The structure is hierarchical, meaning that parent items can have multiple child items, which can further have their own child items, depending on the menu section. The header will be powered by content types, which dynamically generate menu items based on certain criteria.
Main Sections
Shop
This section contains the product category hierarchy. Adding content to this section requires a category to exist and have products assigned to it, either directly or through a child category. The hierarchy allows for 3 levels:
- Primary Level: Top-level categories that are immediately visible.
- Secondary Level: Subcategories under the primary level.
- Tertiary Level: Further subdivisions under the secondary level.
Learn more about Product Categories and how they are generated.
Services
The Services menu is powered by the ‘services’ content type, functioning similarly to the product category. This section allows for 2 levels:
- Primary Level: Main service categories.
- Secondary Level: Subcategories under each main service category.
Learn more about Services and how they are generated.
Learn
The Learn menu is powered by the ‘learn’ content type. This section has a unique structure, allowing for only level 1 links. The content panel and child zone are populated with brands, providing an additional layer of navigation.
- Level 1 Links: Direct links to learning resources.
Explore Learn.