Hi squeaky,
For 1, you’d need to use Custom CSS, but it’s also possible in the Pro addon using this: https://www.megamenu.com/documentation/item-styling/
For 2, I don’t really understand sorry. Please can you post a link to your site so I can take a look? Or a screenshot?
Regards,
Tom
Hi Tom, thank you for the replies.
Our menu is more than 9 categories, so at the most I see in a 9 column setup is the top 9 categories, but I have more categories, can I get a scroll bar on the main div so there is some indication to my users that there is more menu, but they need to scroll.
Or is there another way to show this?
I’ve attached a screenshot. https://imagebin.ca/v/3T1lhSew1fqY
Thank you for your assistance.
Kim
Hi Kim,
Thanks for the screenshot – I see what you mean now.
I’m afraid it’s not possible to do that. You’d need to start a new row of categories which would display underneath your first 9.
Regards,
Tom
Hello and thank you for the reply.
We purchased the pro version and the amount of settings is impressive.
Is there a way to set a class on each of the columns? I want to set each ‘column’ to a different color, we have alot of menu items.
I am trying to avoid going into to each menu link.
for example, the column children I’d want one color, and the column drug a different color. Is that possible without setting it on each menu link?
https://imagebin.ca/v/3T1lhSew1fqY
Thanks!
Hi Squeaky,
Thanks for upgrading 🙂
There’s no way to add classes to the column themselves.
You’d need to add a custom class to say the “Drugs” menu item.
If the class you use is “green”, then you would use this CSS to make all of the links under “Drugs” green:
.mega-green ul.mega-sub-menu a {
color: green !important;
}
Regards,
Tom
