Hi Yannick,
I created a new menu that meets my needs and I'm just waiting to beta test the IDX, but I can use your help with formatting your AMP menu.
My menus have multiple levels:
(1) On the main level there are menus with and without submenus.
(2) A menu entry with submenus has the following characteristics:
- the menu name is a placeholder, so it is not clickable.
- there is a arrow to the right of the menu name which, when clicked, causes a drop down submenu with clickable items to appear.
- submenus can also have placeholders with arrows to the right which launch a sub submenu.
(3) Main menu entries without arrows to the right are links to single pages.
All of these distinctions appear in my non-amp WordPress menus, but all menu Items look the same in your WeeblrAmp menu. That makes it somewhat more difficult for visitors to navigate. Is there a way to at least distinguish placeholders from clickable menu links?
Thanks,
Andy
I created a new menu that meets my needs and I'm just waiting to beta test the IDX, but I can use your help with formatting your AMP menu.
My menus have multiple levels:
(1) On the main level there are menus with and without submenus.
(2) A menu entry with submenus has the following characteristics:
- the menu name is a placeholder, so it is not clickable.
- there is a arrow to the right of the menu name which, when clicked, causes a drop down submenu with clickable items to appear.
- submenus can also have placeholders with arrows to the right which launch a sub submenu.
(3) Main menu entries without arrows to the right are links to single pages.
All of these distinctions appear in my non-amp WordPress menus, but all menu Items look the same in your WeeblrAmp menu. That makes it somewhat more difficult for visitors to navigate. Is there a way to at least distinguish placeholders from clickable menu links?
Thanks,
Andy