How does the module work with responsive design?

How does the module work with responsive design?

      Currently Mega Menu extension decides what type of menu (mobile or desktop) to display based on the type of device used, rather than based on screen resolution. It means that if you opened a page in a desktop browser:

      And then enabled developer tools with smaller responsive design, menu type wouldn't change automatically:

      It would be necessary to refresh the page in order for the tools to pass the information about the new type of used device to the system and display the corresponding menu:

• Related Articles

• How can I set the mobile menu to be displayed on devices with width Х?

        At the moment there is no such a setting, but custom breakpoints for the mobile menu can be set via customization. Please, contact us for more detailed instructions and provide an example URL of the website.

• What features are included in each tariff plan of Mega Menu?

  LITE Features: - sticky menu for mobile devices; - hamburger menu for categories; - custom menu items for desktop and mobile views; - menu builder; internal/external URLs for menu items;  - labels for menu items; - color settings. PRO Lite plan +  - ...

• Will the module change layout on mobile? Or will my theme be the same as we are currently using?

        The layout on the mobile pages will be the same, but the layout on the AMP pages will change. AMP pages are made in the way that all the hard-weight content is removed to accelerate the pages. Nevertheless, there is a Design tab in the ...

• The mobile (hamburger) version of the menu is displaying on the desktop, how to resolve that?

        Such behavior can be observed if Varnish cache is used. To resolve it, add the following code to sub vcl_hash in the varnish configuration file: sub vcl_hash {     if (req.http.X-UA-Device ~ "^mobile"          || req.http.X-UA-device ~ ...

• Is there a way to limit how many items are displayed in the Mega Menu?

        There are two possible options to exclude some categories from the menu. First one is disabling a category from displaying in the top menu individually with the setting Include in Menu:       Or, in order to hide the subcategories block, it is ...

• Announcements

• Already Done in Q2'22

  Brand-new extensions Google Page Speed Optimizer Powered by SpeedSize™ is a synergy of Amasty Google Page Speed Optimizer and SpeedSize, which will help you greatly increase the site performance due to code structure compression and neuroscience media

• What to expect in Q2'22

  Amasty always strives to deliver new functionality in accordance with the most popular customers’ requests and e-commerce trends. In this article, we'll share our plans on new extensions, improvements, fixes, and other releases the team intends to be

• March'22 results

  New Solutions In March, the team presented two new suites that combine features of top Amasty extensions and are attractive price-wise: Must-Haves Suite. Don't know how to grow your business or what to start with? Get our must-have set of features for

• February'22 results

        Time to check the results of February! It's been a tough end to the month, but let's digress a bit and check out what the team has done.       Extensions updates. Besides technical fixes, February was rich in new features and improvements:  Jet

• January'22 results

        Can't help but start with the biggest news of the past month: Amasty switched to Product Subscriptions. It means that all extensions can now be acquired by subscription only. The initially purchased code of the module is still available in the customer