Posted August 5Aug 5 comment_13 As a natural extension to the new theme editor I think it bears weight that the menu manager should be more tightly opinionated to each given theme. What looks good for classic navigation may not translate to sidebar theme. Or even depending on location of the menu’s in the headers. Link to comment https://preview.invisionalpha5.com/topic/8-menu-manager-should-be-apart-of-themes/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 5Aug 5 comment_14 I think you would choose a layout and then build the menu around that. However, when adding menu items you can choose where it goes, so it is possible to add items to the sidebar, header or mobile only. Link to comment https://preview.invisionalpha5.com/topic/8-menu-manager-should-be-apart-of-themes/?&do=findComment&comment=14 Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 6Aug 6 comment_51 If I had 5 themes and needed to add a new link to my menu, it wouldn’t be user friendly having to add it to 5 themes separately.As Matt said, there’s already an option to assign links to certain layouts in the Menu Manager, so this should hopefully cover your use cases. For everything else, there’s always the option of hiding links in certain themes with Custom CSS. Link to comment https://preview.invisionalpha5.com/topic/8-menu-manager-should-be-apart-of-themes/?&do=findComment&comment=51 Share on other sites More sharing options...
comment_13As a natural extension to the new theme editor I think it bears weight that the menu manager should be more tightly opinionated to each given theme.
What looks good for classic navigation may not translate to sidebar theme. Or even depending on location of the menu’s in the headers.
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