Keep menu controls available while visitors scroll
Float Menu Pro extends floating menus for WordPress. Use a menu to bring navigation, contact and support links, social profiles, account pages, promotions, or calls to action within reach as visitors move through a page.
Set up the menu and its items
Create submenus with a single submenu level, keep labels open, and adjust vertical alignment. Add extra text and pick label fonts to give items more context. You can upload custom icons and adjust their rotation, flipping, and other settings.
A menu can collect contact or support links, account pages, social profiles, and special offers. Anchor links provide navigation to sections on longer pages. These options can suit a mobile-style navigation bar, Help Center links, FAQs, or support tickets.
Choose an action for each link
Menu items can translate a page with one click, share content through services such as Facebook and Twitter, or navigate to the next or previous post. Other available actions include forced downloads, smooth scrolling, scrolling to the top or bottom, printing the current page, and search integration.
Control when and where menus appear
Set show rules based on scrolling, visitor role, language, schedule, URL parameters, or referrer URL. Scroll rules show or conceal a menu as visitors move through a page. Role permissions restrict access, and multilingual settings let you adjust menus for different languages. Schedule rules set when a menu appears; URL and referrer conditions target menus to matching visits. Browser compatibility controls can hide menus for outdated browsers.
Track clicks and open popups
Google Analytics tracking records menu interactions and clicks. The built-in popup system lets a menu entry open a popup when clicked, for an announcement, offer, or another site interaction.
Configure a menu
Install Float Menu Pro on your WordPress site and open its menu settings. Create a menu, choose its structure and position, and add links or actions. Then configure icons, labels, display rules, and tracking as needed. Use the settings to define language, schedule, URL or referrer conditions, and user-role access. Test the menu while configuring it, then adjust its behavior for the devices and pages where it should appear.
