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Site & Navigation

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The Site & Navigation section of Vertex Addons includes several widgets that help you build your website’s header and navigation structure without coding. These widgets work together to display your branding (logo/title), menus, breadcrumbs, and search, giving you full control over your site’s navigation experience.

Below is an overview of each Site & Navigation widget and what you can achieve with it:

Each widget is designed to be drag-and-drop simple in Elementor, but also comes with extensive settings to tweak functionality and style. Whether you’re building a complete site header or adding navigation aids to pages, the Site & Navigation widgets provide the building blocks you need.

Building a Header with Site & Navigation Widgets

Section titled “Building a Header with Site & Navigation Widgets”
  1. Create a Header Template (if using Elementor Theme Builder): In WordPress, go to Templates and create a new Header (or edit your current header). This is where you’ll typically combine Site & Navigation widgets.
  2. Add Branding Elements: Drag the Site Logo widget to display your logo, or use Site Title if you prefer a text-based site name. You can use both (logo plus title/tagline) if desired for branding.
  3. Add a Navigation Menu: Drag the Advanced Menus widget to add your site’s navigation. Select the menu you created under Appearance > Menus in WordPress. Choose a layout (horizontal for a standard top menu, or vertical/sidebar as needed) and adjust menu settings (like submenu indicators and responsive toggle).
  4. (Optional) Add Offcanvas Menu for Mobile: For a mobile-friendly menu, you can include the Offcanvas Menu widget. This provides a hamburger button that opens a sidebar menu (you would design the sidebar content - often another menu - in a separate template and select it in the Offcanvas widget settings).
  5. Enhance with Search or Breadcrumbs: If your design calls for it, add a Search Input widget in the header for on-site search. If you’re creating a page template (like a blog post header), you might place a Breadcrumb widget somewhere in the layout to show users their navigation path.
  6. Configure and Style: For each widget, go through its Content settings (to configure sources, links, behavior) and Style settings (to match colors, typography, spacing to your site’s design). The widgets are highly customizable - e.g., style your menu links in Advanced Menus, set your Offcanvas panel width/color, and so on.
  7. Save & Test: Save your header (or page) template. Test on the frontend: click through menu items, open the offcanvas menu on mobile, observe the breadcrumb on a sample page, and try the search box. Ensure everything works together smoothly.

Using these Site & Navigation widgets in combination allows you to craft a fully custom header and navigation system. You can mix and match based on your needs - for example, some designs might use only a logo and an offcanvas toggle (for a minimalist mobile-first header), while others use a full horizontal menu with a search bar. Vertex Addons gives you the flexibility to achieve your desired look and functionality.