[Nathan Reed]

I want to have a drop down menu but the menu heading entry is not a link or a page. Can this be done with Mantra? For example:

Value propositions
Value Proposition One
Value Proposition Two
Value Proposition Three

The heading “Value Propositions” is not a link or a page. It is just the heading for the drop down. The items under this heading are pages.

I am able to create a drop down but only on a menu entry that refers to a page. Is a non-link heading possible in Mantra?

Thx

[karin]

I’m looking for this, too!

If you use menues to create the drop-downs, I figured out that you can put a link on top of the menu, and after that, you erase the link address. Then it will remain only text as a header.

For me there is one issue though: I want to have a structure like this in the drop-down: Title (no link) – page – subpage(s), where “page” is a kind of start page (with content) for the subpages. But if I do like I mentioned above, that page won’t look like a start page, since it’s not graphically “connected” to the top bar tab.

So, looking forward to other suggestions!

[Zed]

This is now covered in our custom menu tutorial.

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[Pesi]

Followed all the steps exactly as in the custom menu tutorial, but the sub menu does not show as inserted below the main menu item Portfolios. I am conversant with this method which I have used many times on other sites with other themes, but it does not seem to work with Mantra (?)

[Zed]

I only see a top menu on your website. That one doesn’t support submenu items. Only the main menu does.

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