mottodesignstudio

<p>This is a very lightweight plugin to simply add your defined sidebar widget areas as standard WordPress menu items. This is mostly useful for creating “mega menu” style dropdown menus.</p>
<p>Current solutions for adding mega menu support come with all sorts of overhead you probably don’t need. This plugin uses the default WordPress api to use widgets in your sub menus to add the content you may need in a mega menu, such as images, columns, shortcodes and other sub-menus. Style as you wish.</p>
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<h3>Translations</h3>
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<li>English – default, always included</li>
<li>French: disponible en Français!</li>
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Sidebar Menu Items

Use sidebars / widget areas within your menus. Simple and flexible way for making mega menu dropdowns!

waldirb

<p>Append a string such as a hash to the end of menu links. Useful for creating menus that link to a section of a page without having to create a custom link or to add parameters to a page’s URL, this way if your page ever changes you don’t need to update the link.</p>


Append to menu links

Append a string such as a hash to the end of menu links. Useful for creating menus that link to a section of a page without having to create a custom  …

Sidebar Menu Items vs Append to menu links