Hi vlime,

Glad you’re enjoying the plugin – looks like you have a third party script, I assume an image lazy loader, preventing the images from loading. You should disable that from acting on the menu.

If you have any further questions or need assistance, please be sure to Submit a Ticket with a current license – all support is provided via the support center, not item comments – thanks!

Thank you very much. I confirm you that the problem was about lazy loading. I disabled it and its start working perfectly. But I have another issue now. Somehow my menu system changed from horizontal to vertical. Could you please let me know how can I fix it?

Please see the link below.

There is a menu icon which I have to click to open the menu but it was not working like that before. It was working like your demo on https://wpmegamenu.com

I just want my menu to be in horizontal but it seems I cant find to make that.

I tried to create a new menu since it seems that the current one is broken already but I even a create a menu the system put a icon as a default to open the menu which I dont want it… on https://glassmachine.com/cms3/

Thank you

You’re welcome, I’m glad it helped.

Again, kindly Submit a Ticket if you need assistance. As I explained before, all support is provided via the support center, not item comments, so you must Submit a Ticket to receive support. Thank you.

Hi cwilhelmy,

You can hide UberMenu on mobile, though what you use as an alternative depends partially on your theme.

If you are using UberMenu and have a support question, please Submit a Ticket and we can discuss options

If you have pre-purchase questions, please submit them here: https://sevenspark.com/pre-purchase and we can discuss further

Thanks!

Hi ryermolayev,

That theme is not authorized to sell UberMenu, so if they are distributing it as part of their package, unfortunately they are doing so illegally.

Again if you need to get in touch with us any further, please make sure to do so here: https://sevenspark.com/pre-purchase – thanks!

Yikes! Did not know that.

Strange, the theme seemed normal at the time of purchase and didn’t ring any alarm bells for me. That author has got a lot of themes on the market. Hopefully you get some justice here.

Thank you for the reply.

Thanks

Hi kpirnie,

I have not encountered any warnings or notices produced running on PHP 7.4, nor had any reported. There’s nothing in UberMenu that actually outputs such messages, that is all controlled by your PHP configuration. Of course, WP_DEBUG should always be disabled on a live site.

If you have any further questions or need assistance, please be sure to Submit a Ticket with a current license code (you can use your client’s) – all support is provided via the support center, not item comments – thanks!

I may have to… I appreciate the fast response. Unfortunately, the site is a hodgepodge mashup that we may end up stopping support on… Thank you!

You’re welcome

Hi eyriey,

You can create a menu item that contains an Image, and you can choose to disable the text (or select the image-only item layout) so that the only content for that item will be the image

Hope that helps! If you have any further pre-purchase questions, please submit them here: https://sevenspark.com/pre-purchase and we can discuss further – thanks!

Hi jmrandall,

You can disable the Responsive Toggle and Collapse by Default settings to have the menu visible without a toggle on mobile, if that’s what you’re looking for.

Hope that helps – if you have any further questions, please be sure to Submit a Ticket with a current license code so we can help you out – thanks!

Well, it’s for a client so I will need to purchse a new licence but I want to make sure before hand. Do you have an example of what your talking about so I can see it in action? And what about a “progressively collapsing menu”?

Hi jmrandall,

It would just be the existing mobile menu, but in the toggled-open state by default, and no toggle. (So if you toggle open the menu on the demo https://wpmegamenu.com/ , it’d look just like that, but without the toggle button).

I’m not clear on what you mean by a “progressively collapsing menu”. Each of the top level items will have a collapsed dropdown on mobile. Any dropdown set up on desktop will be a dropdown on mobile.

If you have any further pre-purchase questions, please submit them here: https://sevenspark.com/pre-purchase and we’ll be happy to discuss further Thanks!

Hi wad,

The most likely issue would be a caching problem. If you need assistance, please Submit a Ticket with a currently supported license so we can help you out – thanks!

Hi ahimsaraffier,

You can create a single-row submenu, and you can have the current item’s submenu open by default (see this FAQ Open a submenu by default (current page or always) ). Just note that this is a dropdown submenu which can overlap other content, not a secondary inline menu like you might see on some sites.

Hope that helps – if you have any further pre-purchase questions, please submit them here: https://sevenspark.com/pre-purchase and we can discuss further – thanks!

Hi asadraza89,

You can have a single top level item with a hamburger icon, and you could create submenu columns aligned to the left. However, the effect where that menu overlays the screen from a fixed top point in a modal state, overlapping where the menu bar would normally be, is not something UberMenu would do out of the box. Your example is more of a modal drawer than an actual mega menu.

Hope that helps – if you have any further pre-purchase questions, please submit them here: https://sevenspark.com/pre-purchase and we can discuss further – thanks!

Hi b-jou,

Unfortunately no menu plugin is going to automatically adopt theme-specific menu functionality. Menu plugins work by replacing the existing menu entirely – otherwise you’d have a fusion of the two that would just result in a conflicting mess.

So the short answer is no, theme settings aren’t going to apply to UberMenu. If those settings are critical to you, the best option is going to be to stick with the theme menu.

As for WP Bakery, there isn’t any WP Bakery-specific functionality built in. If you had a shortcode that generated the content you wanted, you could potentially add it to the menu via a Custom Content item.

Hope that helps – if you have any further pre-purchase questions, please be sure to submit them here: https://sevenspark.com/pre-purchase and we can discuss further – thanks!

Hi etherwebdesign,

UberMenu includes an Elementor block that you can use to add UberMenu directly to your Elementor layouts – see our Elementor Knowledgebase article for more info

Hope that helps – if you have any further pre-purchase questions, please submit them here: https://sevenspark.com/pre-purchase and we can discuss further – thanks!

Have a great weekend!

Hi IBSwork,

There isn’t a setting to do that out of the box (with a horizontally oriented main menu), but it’s pretty simple to force all the flyout submenu levels to be the same height and aligned to the top with some custom CSS – we can help you out with that particular customization if you need via support – just Submit a Ticket if you decide to purchase

If you have any further pre-purchase questions, please be sure to submit them here: https://sevenspark.com/pre-purchase and we can discuss further – thanks!

Hi putografik,

I’m not sure what you’re referring to. If you have a question, please be sure to Submit a Ticket – all support is provided via the support center, not item comments – thanks

Hi George,

Not really sure what you mean, please Submit a Ticket with a link to your site and a currently supported license code so we can help you out – thanks!

Hi rjmiller,

You can certainly add WooCommerce Product Categories to the menu, they’re just like any other menu item

You can definitely have top level product categories and then sub categories in the submenu. But I’m not clear if that’s exactly what you mean. If you could please send us a ticket here:

with your requirements and perhaps an example of what you’re looking for, we’ll be happy to discuss further and make sure UberMenu can accomplish what you need

Hi kharisazhar,

1. You could create that basic layout using Tabs with the toggles oriented above the content and image items in the submenu. The exact styling would require some custom CSS of course.

2. Yes, it’s easy to set up a basic submenu with images above your menu item text.

Hope that helps, if you have any further pre-purchase questions, please submit them here: https://sevenspark.com/pre-purchase – thanks!

Hi Saikoh,

Product Categories (in a plugin like WooCommerce) are Custom Taxonomies, so you can certainly use those in UberMenu. We’ve replied to your pre-purchase ticket as well, you can reply to that email if you have any further questions – thanks!