Mobile Mega Menus in Bricks Builder (How-To and Best Practices)

[@stewtech]

This was amazing, thank you for not using any plugins!

[@wario25vienna]

is there a reason why you put the logo and the toggle in 2 columns? you can archive that easy with grid or flex?

[@wppagebuilders]

Hi, thanks for your comment and observation! The reason I chose to put the logo and toggle in two columns instead of using grid or flexbox is to demonstrate how these elements can be positioned using standard column layouts. It's a method that works well across various themes and ensures compatibility without needing additional CSS customization. However, you're absolutely right that grid or flexbox could achieve similar results and offer more flexibility in certain contexts. It often comes down to personal preference and specific design requirements. I appreciate your comment!

Good work. I would consider using some variables for you spacing instead of random px values. Also Im not sure what it is, but the sound seems a little off or jittery. Other than that, this approach is probably the best for mobile atm. Native menu from bricks is kind of okayish bit definately needs some more love in the future.

[@wppagebuilders]

Hi! Thank you for your feedback and for watching the video! I appreciate your suggestions about using variables for spacing-definitely something to consider for future tutorials. Regarding the sound, I'll look into improving the audio quality to ensure a smoother experience for everyone. Your insights on Bricks' mobile mega menus are spot on, it's a great tool with room for growth. Thanks again for your support and constructive feedback!

[@LeventZeytinci]

Teşekkür ederim.

[@EliasRise]

Thanks!

[@wppagebuilders]

No problem! Thank you for watching this video.

[@freeskateonly]

What about the html code you get as a result of having two different menus? In this case, all your links in the code for the search robot will be duplicated. This is more of a "bad practice" if we consider SEO. Ideally, there should be one menu, enclosed in a nav tag. I really want to read what the author of the video thinks about this. Thanks for the lesson =)

[@wppagebuilders]

Hi! I overlooked the SEO aspect. Thank you for the suggestion. I will use it for future reference. Thank you so much for watching this video.

[@wppagebuilders]

Hi! Thanks for your comment! Mega menus can indeed impact mobile usability and SEO differently depending on implementation. Based on my experience, they can sometimes present challenges, but it's not inherently a "bad practice." I recommend testing and monitoring performance to determine what works best for your mobile header setup in Bricks. Thank you for watching this video.