Groovy Mega Menu PRO for WordPress Navigation

Organize links for different site needs

Groovy Mega Menu PRO helps arrange product categories, services, documentation, and content sections in WordPress navigation. Choose horizontal or vertical menus, one-page navigation, dropdowns, submenus, topbars, toolbars, sidebars, or secondary navigation. Full-width, sticky, and fixed layouts change where menus appear, while mobile, slide, expandable, collapsible sidebar, and off-canvas settings provide additional ways to present them. Smooth scrolling supports one-page menus.

Add content and adjust the display

Mega menu blocks place richer content in menu areas and work with supported page builders. Custom badges can use an icon, text, or image. Other options include icon menus, custom blocks in predefined areas, multiple header layouts, an online library preset, a secondary navigation bar, and additional sidebar menus.

Set one desktop logo and one mobile logo, select between two hover types, and review changes in preview mode. Appearance controls include colors, fonts, and sizes. Automatic and manual integration are available.

Check builder and plugin compatibility

Listed page builders include Elementor and Elementor Pro, DIVI Theme Builder, Avada Fusion Builder, WPBakery, Beaver Builder, Brizy, UX Builder from the Flatsome theme, Cornerstone by Themeco, X Theme, Pro Theme, Gutenberg, and SiteOrigin Page Builder. The Pro feature set also includes DIVI Mega Menu modules and WPBakery Mega Menu support.

Listed extension compatibility includes WooCommerce, Contact Form 7, Slider Revolution, ConvertPlug, WPML, Polylang, Ninja Forms, and Elementor Pro. Named cache add-ons include WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, Fastest Cache, Hummingbird, Super Cache, Autoptimize, WP-Optimize, and Cache Enabler.

Configure menus for your site

Specific menus can be set for taxonomies with visitor-role add-ons. The listed capabilities also include RTL support, WPML, Polylang, and GDPR compliance. Store menus can accompany a WooCommerce Ajax Cart; content sites can use dropdowns, taxonomy-specific menus, sidebars, or smooth scrolling for one-page navigation.

Choose an integration method, configure the layout and responsive options, add menu blocks where richer content is useful, then review the result in preview mode. No coding skills are needed to set up the menu.