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Menu Overview

Menu Overview

  • Purpose: The Menu element enables the creation of a navigation menu or bar within an email.
  • Link Arrangement: Hyperlinks can be arranged horizontally or vertically to resemble a navigation menu or bar.
  • Use Cases:
    • Add links to social media, website, privacy policy, or other important pages.
    • Replicate your organization’s top menu or footer menu for consistency with your website.
  • Benefit: Enhances user experience by making navigation easier, allowing recipients to quickly access relevant links.
How to Add the Menu Element to Your Template
  1. Go to the Content Section: Ensure you are in the Content section of the email editor.
  2. Select the Menu Element: Click on the MENU icon.
  3. Drag and Drop: Drag the MENU element onto the Email Message template to add it. 

Properties of the Menu Element

  • Customization Modes: Available in Desktop and Mobile modes.
  • Desktop Mode: Provides full styling and customization options.
  • Mobile Mode Limitations:
    • Cannot add new menu items.
    • Cannot select the font family.
    • Cannot set font weight (regular or bold).
    • Cannot choose text color or link color.
    • Cannot align text within the menu.

Menu Items

  • Adding URLs: Enter the URL and the display text to disguise the link.
  • Multiple Links: Click "Add New Item" to include additional URLs.
  • Opening Behavior: Choose whether the link opens:
    • In the same webpage/tab (replacing the current page).
    • In a new webpage/tab (keeping the current page open).

Text Customization in the Menu Element

The Text section allows you to modify the text of the URL.

  • Font Family: Select a group of fonts to determine the text style.
  • Font Weight: Choose whether the text is bold or regular.
  • Font Size: Adjust how large or small the text appears.
  • Text Color: Set the color of non-hyperlinked text.
  • Link Color: Choose the color of the URLs or hyperlinks.
  • Alignment: Position text left, right, center, or justified.
  • Layout: Display menu items horizontally or vertically.
  • Separator: Select a character (e.g., |, /, -, etc.) to separate text or URLs.

Padding in the Menu Element

  • Purpose: Controls spacing between the menu border and its content, as well as between text or URLs within the menu.
  • Customization: Enhances readability by allowing items to be spaced more clearly.
  • Padding Adjustments:
    • Found in the Styles and General sections.
    • Toggle the "More Options" button (red) to individually adjust top, right, left, and bottom padding.
 

Responsive Design for the Menu Element

  • Device Customization: Ensures menus display correctly across desktop and mobile devices.
  • Visibility Control: Menus can be shown or hidden based on the recipient’s device.
  • Editing for Devices:
    • Click the desktop or mobile icon or select the Desktop/Mobile tab in the editor.
    • Customize different aspects of the menu for each device.

 

  • Hiding the Menu:
    • Toggle "Hide on Desktop" or "Hide on Mobile" to control visibility.
    • Hidden menus will appear faded in the editor but will not be visible to recipients on the selected device.