Menu

This document explains the Menu element used in footers for easy navigation. It covers the structure, styling customization, additional elements, and different states for styling.

Menu element placed in the footer section within the Mosaic editor, used for displaying navigation links

The Menu element is typically found in your website’s footer, located at the very bottom of the page. It’s designed to help visitors easily navigate your site, especially if they didn’t spot these links in the Navbar. They are great for including links to less frequently visited pages too, like terms and conditions and privacy policy.

Structure

Menu structure revealed in Mosaic’s Navigator panel after entering its scope

After entering the Menu’s scope, you’ll find that by default, it’s made up of one main element.

By default, the Menu comes with two Menu links. These are your navigation links, which are typically text-based and direct users to different pages or sections of your website. You can also add these links via the Add panel.

Styling

You can customize all of its settings through the Style tab.

Additional elements

Additional states

FAQ

Last updated: September 4, 2025

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