David Foreman

Aaron Jones

The Toast Mobile menu is a highly customisable and user friendly solution to provide a mobile menu on your WordPress website.
Our developers have created an easy to use both frontend & backend menu plugin with one thing in mind… SITE SPEED.
Google’s new algorithm ranks websites on a mobile first basis now. If you haven’t read up on it, all you need to know is it’s very important to offer an awesome user experience on mobile which sometimes can be hard without the right tools.
As we’re developers ourselves, we have been constantly striving to do this on our clients websites which is why we created this plugin.
<h3>Key features</h3>
<ul>
<li>LIGHTWEIGHT: No external libraries or frameworks slowing down the frontend of your site</li>
<li>Easy to use: An easy to use no nonsense backend interface.</li>
<li>Awesome features: A large amount of customisable features straight out of the box.</li>
<li>Fast setup: Set up a menu in a matter of seconds</li>
<li>Tailor to your brand: A high collection of customisable options including colours and logo placement.</li>
<li>Hooks: Hooks are in place within the menu so you can add additional features.</li>
</ul>

Toast Mobile Menu – PageSpeed Insights Friendly

A super lightweight mobile menu with awesome customisable features. This plugin solves a problem commonly flagged on Google PageSpeed insights.

Jon Weatherhead

Make your site navigation menu mobile-ready. When the threshold is reached, the targeted menu will collapse into a hamburger menu.
This plugin is a zero-dependency refresh on Mean Theme’s MeanMenu plugin. This means that it does not require jQuery.
Image by <a href="https://pixabay.com/users/geralt-9301/?utm_source=link-attribution" rel="nofollow ugc">Gerd Altmann</a> from Pixabay.
<h3>How To Use</h3>
The Mean Menu is configured with the WordPress Customizer in the menu section, and there are several options for customization.
<ul>
<li>Menu target A CSS selector to the closest container where the menu resides. Leave blank for an attempt at auto-detection with ul.menu (The WP default).</li>
<li>Menu anchor A CSS selector to the container where the mean menu will reside. If you’re unsure, try <code>body</code>.</li>
<li>Bar colour The background colour of the mean menu bar.</li>
<li>Menu colour The background colour of the expanded mean menu.</li>
<li>Menu close The symbol that will be used when the menu is expanded. This can be any unicode character or HTML entity.</li>
<li>Menu open The symbol that will be used when the menu is collapsed. This can be any unicode character or HTML entity.</li>
<li>Reveal position The justification of the mean menu state symbol.</li>
<li>Reveal position offset Horizontal offset applied to the mean menu state symbol. This is intelligently applied depending on the justification, and has no effect when centered.</li>
<li>Reveal colour The background colour of the mean menu state symbol.</li>
<li>Responsive threshold The viewport threshold of when the mean menu replaced the standard menu.</li>
<li>Nav push Vertical offset applied to the expanded component of the mean menu.</li>
<li>Show children Check this to include nested levels in the mean menu.</li>
<li>Expandable children Check this to allow nested levels to be expanded and collapsed. Otherwise, nested levels will be displayed by default.</li>
<li>Submenu open Requires expandable children. The symbol that will be used when menu children are collapsed.</li>
<li>Submenu close Requires expandable children. The symbol that will be used when menu children are expanded.</li>
<li>Remove attributes Remove classes and IDs from all elements of the default menu while the mean menu is active.</li>
<li>Hide elements A CSS selector to any elements that should be hidden while the mean menu is active.</li>
<li>Single Page Site Collapses the mean menu when a menu item is clicked.</li>
<li>Container display The CSS display type of the mean menu container. inline, block, flex, etc</li>
</ul>

Mean Menu Refueled

Make your site navigation menu mobile-ready.

Toast Mobile Menu – PageSpeed Insights Friendly vs Mean Menu Refueled