Max Mega Menu vs WP Pizzeria

Max Mega Menu is a complete menu management plugin for WordPress, built for the block editor, page builders and classic themes. Create new menus from scratch or enhance your existing ones. With Max Mega Menu you can add WordPress widgets, blocks or custom HTML to your sub menus, style everything with the built in theme editor, and fine tune behaviour with powerful settings. Place menus via a block, page builder element (Bricks, Breakdance, Divi & Elementor), shortcode, widget or wp_nav_menu. The result is a light weight, user friendly, accessible and touch ready mega menu with just a few clicks. Documentation & Demo: https://www.megamenu.com Mobile Native touch event support Built-in off-canvas mobile menu option Set your own responsive breakpoint For items with sub-menus, control what happens on first and second tap – open/close or open/follow link Option to hide sub-menus on mobile Customisable mobile toggle bar – adjust elements to match your site design Features Extends the native WordPress menu system Restores the Appearance > Menus screen in full site editing themes Supports multiple menu locations, each with its own configuration Fully customise menu styling with the built in theme editor Google Font support via integration with the WordPress 7.0 Font Library Organise sub-menu content into rows and columns with the grid layout builder Display any WordPress widget or Block Pattern in your menu Traditional Flyout or Mega Menu sub-menu styles Hover, hover intent, or click to open sub-menus Sub-menu transitions: fade, fade up, slide up, or slide Add icons to menu items Per item options: hide text, disable link, hide on mobile and more Align items to the left or right of the menu bar Align sub-menus to the left or right of their parent item Off-canvas (slide in from left or right) or standard dropdown mobile menu Place your menu via block, widget, shortcode, or automatic integration Native modules for Bricks, Breakdance, Divi & Elementor Accessibility Keyboard Navigation built in TAB activates keyboard navigation and navigates through the menu on both desktop and mobile ENTER or SPACE on a sub menu arrow indicator shows/hides the sub menu ESC closes all open sub menus Max Mega Menu is developed with a focus on code quality, performance and usability. No !important, inline or block CSS – menu locations are styled via a single static CSS file Less than 2kb of JavaScript (gzipped) Responsive, touch and retina ready Keyboard navigation supported Tested across all modern desktop and mobile browsers Low memory footprint Supports all core nav_menu_* filters (prefix with mega_) In-depth documentation included Basic support included with the free version Pro Features: Sliding Panels Mobile Menu Tabbed Mega Menus Sticky Menu Vertical & Accordion Menus Font Awesome & Custom Icons Custom Item Styling Menu Logo Search Box WooCommerce & EDD support Roles & Restrictions Extended mobile toggle blocks Automatic updates Priority Support Find out more: https://www.megamenu.com/upgrade/

Turns WordPress instalation into powerful pizzeria site backend with ability to add pizzas, beverages and pasta. Attract your customer Plugin displays pizzas in clean menu table with all your customer needs to know – menu number, title, ingrediences, price for various sizes. But that’s not all. Your site visitor is able to filter pizzas by ingrediences and thus he/she is able to find her favorite pizza in few seconds! Multiple pizza sizes and prices You get an ability to manage your pizzas in clean, fast and primarily WordPress style. Via plugin’s settings page you can add multiple pizza sizes and for each size, you can set custom price. Works in any theme This plugin provides both template_functions and shortcodes – thus works in any theme you’d like to use. Translations Czech – David Biňovec – david.binda French – Stephane CRASNIER Do you want more functionality? Do not hesitate to ask for it. I’m open to any suggestions. Use the plugin’s support forum! Usage To add content, it’s easy as adding post. In your administration, you can see another post types except default post and pages. These are called Pizzas, Beverages and Pasta. You can add them in a way you’re used to add standard post or page. Plus, you can set extra params in custom metaboxes on your edit page. In order to get new post types (pizza, beverage, pasta) to actually appear on your web, you’ll have to either: Place into a copy of your archive template called archive-wp_pizzeria_pizza.php instead of default loop. Place into a copy of your archive template called archive-wp_pizzeria_beverage.php instead of default loop. Place into a copy of your archive template called archive-wp_pizzeria_pasta.php instead of default loop. Place into a copy of your archive template called archive-wp_pizzeria_dessert.php instead of default loop. or Place [pizzas] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display pizzas. Place [beverages] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display beverages. Place [pasta] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display pasta. Place [desserts] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display desserts. or Place [pizzas cat="term-slug"] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display pizzas only of selected term. Place [beverages cat="term-slug"] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display beverages only of selected term. Place [pasta cat="term-slug"] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display pasta only of selected term. Place [desserts cat="term-slug"] shortcode into a page where you’d like to display desserts only of selected term.