#Using pmenu full

To make it a Second Level menu item, drag the menu item below and to the right of the First Level menu item. To add a Second Level item inside the Mega Menu, select a link on the left hand side of your Menu page, and click the ‘Add to Menu’ button. Step 7 – Second Level menu items will display as a title for columns. There are two separate options where you can select your icon or upload your custom image. Step 6 – Each menu item can have an icon, or a custom image thumbnail along with the menu text. For example, if you had 6 sub menu items, you could choose 3 Columns here, which would then create two rows with 3 columns in each. Auto is the default setting, and this will auto detect how many sub menu items you have, but you can also manually control this. Step 5 – Set the ‘Mega Menu Number of Columns’ option that will determine how many columns will be displayed. You can find more information on the Mega Menu’s various width settings here. Further width options can be found in the Global Options under Menu > Mega Menu.

#Using pmenu full

Check the ‘Max Width’ option if you want your mega menu to span the full site width as set in Avada > Options > Layout > Site Width.

For the mega menu to show, the enabled first level menu item must have sub-menu items. If the option is not showing, make sure the Mega Menu option is enabled in the Global Options at Avdanced > Features. NOTE: Only parent level menu items have the Avada Mega Menu option. To enable the Avada Mega Menu, click the Avada Menu Options button on your chosen menu item, which will launch the Avada menu settings window. Step 2 – Choose the parent level menu item that you wish to open a mega menu with. Step 1 – Navigate to the Appearance > Menus section on your WordPress sidebar and select the ‘Create A New Menu’ link to create a new menu, or edit an existing one.