Ollie Menu Designer vs Page scroll to id

Create stunning, content-rich dropdown, mobile, and mega menus using the WordPress block editor and full site editing. Ollie Menu Designer lets you build beautiful dropdown menus and mobile navigation with images, buttons, call-to-actions, and any other blocks – giving you the same creative freedom you have when designing your pages. Menu Designer puts you in complete control of how your menus look and function. Best of all, if you’re using the free Ollie theme, you’ll get access to a collection of beautifully pre-designed menu templates to help you get started quickly. Design Freedom Create dropdown menus and mobile menus that match your vision using any WordPress block you can imagine. Whether you need multi-column layouts, featured images and galleries, rich text with custom typography, or buttons and call-to-action elements, Menu Designer gives you complete creative control. You can even include recent posts, product grids, search bars, forms, custom HTML, and literally any other block to build exactly the navigation experience your site needs. Multi-column layouts with images, text, and buttons Rich content like galleries, forms, and product grids Complete creative control with any WordPress block Mobile-First Options Your menus look great on every device with Ollie Menu Designer’s mobile-optimized approach. Design custom mobile menu experiences that replace default navigation with beautiful, touch-friendly interfaces. You have complete control over responsive behavior, including the ability to disable dropdowns on mobile with fallback URLs, set custom breakpoints, and ensure optimized performance across all devices. Fast, beautiful mobile menu designs with touch-friendly interactions Choose from several pre-designed menu patterns Optimized performance across all devices Build faster with Ollie Get started instantly with the free Ollie block theme, which comes packed with beautiful pre-designed menu templates and patterns built specifically for Ollie Menu Designer. Instead of starting from scratch, you’ll have access to professionally-crafted mobile menus, dropdown designs, and mega menu layouts that seamlessly integrate with Ollie’s design system. Simply install the theme, browse the menu pattern library, and customize the designs to match your brand – no design experience required. Pre-designed menu templates and patterns included Seamless integration with Ollie’s design system Professional designs ready to customize for your brand Adding Mobile Menus with Ollie Menu Designer We’ve created a full video tutorial on creating mobile menus. Navigate to Appearance → Editor → Patterns and edit your Header template part Click the Navigation block In the Navigation block Settings tab, find the Mobile Menu panel Click “Create a new one” or select from existing mobile menu templates Choose from pre-designed Ollie patterns or build custom with blocks Save your menu and select it in the Mobile Menu panel Customize background colors and menu icon in the mobile menu settings Adding Dropdowns and Mega Menus with Ollie Menu Designer We’ve created a full video tutorial on creating drop down and mega menus. Navigate to Appearance → Editor → Patterns and edit your Header template part Click Add Block and search for “Dropdown Menu” Name your dropdown and position it in your navigation In the Dropdown Menu block Settings tab, find the dropdown menu panel Click “Create a new one” or select from existing dropdown menu templates Choose from pre-designed Ollie patterns or build custom with blocks Save your menu and select it in the dropdown menu panel Configure additional customization settings Adding Starter Patterns You can create custom starter patterns for menu templates to give users quick starting points for their menus. This is especially useful for theme developers who want to provide pre-designed menu layouts. How to Add Starter Patterns Create a /patterns folder in your theme or plugin directory Add your pattern files (PHP format) to this folder In each pattern file, ensure you include the following in your pattern header: Block Types: core/template-part/menu This ensures your pattern appears as an option when creating new menu template parts. Requirements WordPress 6.5 or higher A WordPress block theme like Ollie that supports the WordPress navigation block

Page scroll to id is a fully featured plugin which replaces browser’s “jumping” behavior with a smooth scrolling animation, when links with href value containing # are clicked. It provides all the basic tools and advanced functionality for single-page websites, in-page navigation, back-to-top links etc. with features like: Adjustable scrolling animation duration and easing (over 30 easing types) Link and target highlighting via ready-to-use CSS classes Vertical and/or horizontal scrolling Scrolling from/to different pages (scrolling to target id on page load) Offset scrolling by pixels or element selector with custom expressions Insert link and target id buttons in post visual editor Link-specific offset, scrolling duration, highlight target etc. Demo (default animation duration/easing, link highlighting etc.) Plugin resources, links and tutorials Plugin homepage Knowledge Base – FAQ Basic tutorial – Video tutorial Using Page scroll to id with the Divi Builder plugin Using Page scroll to id with SiteOrigin Page Builder Using Page scroll to id with WPBakery Page Builder Using Page scroll to id with Elementor Page Builder Support Requirements Page scroll to id requires WordPress version 3.3 or higher (jQuery version 1.7.0 or higher) and your theme must (and should) have wp_head() and wp_footer() functions. In some Microsoft Windows based web servers some plugins might produce an error 500 (depends on server/PHP configuration). To pinpoint the issue enable debugging in wp-config.php and check wp-content/debug.log file for relevant errors. GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) The plugin is GDPR compliant. It does not use or store any kind of user information/data. In fact, it’s functionality has nothing to do with user data (personal or otherwise). So there’s that. Quick usage and tips Install the plugin. The plugin is enabled by default on your WordPress Menu links, so you can start adding custom links and set their URL to the id/target you want to scroll to. Create id targets within your content using plugin’s “Insert Page scroll to id target” button and/or shortcode (see contextual “Help” menu in plugin settings page) in post visual/text editor. Create targets in widgets areas using “Page scroll to id target” widget. Create links within your content using plugin’s “Insert/edit Page scroll to id link” button and/or shortcode in post visual/text editor. You can also add the class ps2id on any existing link you want to be handled by the plugin. For more info see plugin’s basic tutorial License MIT You should have received a copy of the MIT License along with this program. If not, see http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT. Donate If you like this plugin and find it useful, consider making a donation :). Plugin previous/other versions All plugin versions Other/external resources How to create anchor links on WordPress Gutenberg editor Using Page scroll to id with the Divi Builder plugin One Page WordPress Smooth Scrolling Menu – How to Use Page Scroll to ID Plugin 2017 Smooth scrolling between page sections using Page scroll to id Video tutorial: How to create a single page WordPress website GeneratePress – Elementor – Page Scroll to ID – One Page Website Onepage WordPress – Page scroll to iD plugin