Multiple Levels of Hierarchy
Menu structure can involve multiple levels of hierarchy. This allows you to create the most effective and professional navigation system for your website.
Horizontal or Vertical Orientation
Website navigation menus generally come in one of two orientations: horizontal or vertical. Choose an orientation for your navbar with just one click.
Multi-Column Submenus
If the submenu is a long list of elements, just split it into columns. Add a vertical line between each column to make the layout more visually appealing.
Vector Icons
The tool includes the set of 120+ most popular icons. It contains the general icons, icons for social networking, multi-purpose icons and others. Use it or import your own icon set.
Web Fonts
The collection offers more than 60 most popular web fonts. The use of non-standard fonts will give your menu the attractive look that matches the theme of your site.
Images
People process visual information faster. Adding images to the menu provides visitors with visual clues about the site content and adds a nice design touch to your site.
Intelligent Behavior
The menu is a smart system - it displays submenus on the available screen space. They are displayed over image rotators and Flash movies. Special repositioning logic prevents "stacking" for submenus.
Responsive Bar
If the viewport width is less than the width of the navigation bar, an alternate compact menu appears. The compact menu has support for expandable/collapsible submenus.
Fast and Lightweight
The menu is a small-size JavaScript file. No additional libraries like jQuery. It does not increase the size of pages and provides an accurate response to a user's actions.