Widget Use
Allows for a zoned Mobile Menu instead of the standard Mobile Menu, which adds flexibility to the menu's content and layout. With a zoned mobile menu, additional widgets can be added, such as images or HTML snippets.A 'Menu' button is displayed in the mobile header, which slides the menu out to the right on click.
Example of Widget Use
Following is an example of the widget in use:
Where can the Widget be placed?
The widget can be used in the following templates:
- Theme Layout Template
Widget Options
| Option | Use | Comments | Available from Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| Description | A short description of the widget's use. | We recommend this field be updated so the widget's purpose is clear at a glance from the template page. | All |
| Layer | The layer the widget is valid for. | The layering technology allows for the content to be shown to specific audiences. This is handy if the content is only valid for a certain type of user, or if the same widget is required for more than one audience, but different configuration is needed. The widget can be added to the zone more than once and the layer feature can determine which audience can see each widget. | All |
| Menu Label | The text displayed for the menu link / button in the header zone. | Default is: Menu | 3.88 |
Related help
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Mobile Menu Zoned Widget — Allows for a zoned Mobile Menu instead of the standard Mobile Menu, which adds flexibility to the menu's content and layout. With a zoned mobile menu, additional widgets such as images or HTML snippets, can be added.
A 'Menu' button is displayed in the mobile header, which slides the menu out to the right on click.
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Targeting Banners by Device — Good news! From version 3.84+, banners can be configured to display on all devices, or targeted specifically for desktop or mobile only.
Even better, from version 4.02+, you can also target banners to your tablet users. This can be done on the banner image itself, as well as on the Banner Slider Widget.
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Mobile Menu Widget — Enables the mobile menu, which flies out to the right of the mobile device screen when the user taps the menu link. The primary page slides to the left and dims slightly.
