QuadMenu - Themes Developer Mega Menu WordPress Plugin - Techariens

QuadMenu v3.2.1 – Themes Developer Mega Menu

QuadMenu is a versatile navigation plugin built for both everyday users and developers
This WordPress menu plugin was created to integrate seamlessly into custom themes from the ground up. Whether you’re a theme developer or a site owner looking for more control, QuadMenu offers the tools to enhance your navigation experience.

While this is the initial version, more functionality is already in the pipeline
Upcoming updates aim to introduce features such as carousel-style menus and additional enhancements tailored specifically for WooCommerce users.

A user-friendly interface makes it easy to build advanced menus
QuadMenu includes a drag-and-drop admin panel that allows anyone—regardless of coding knowledge—to build and customize as many mega or tabbed menus as needed.

Your feedback shapes future updates
If there’s a feature you’d like to see added, simply drop a request in the comments, and the team will do their best to make it happen.

Packed with useful tools for all skill levels
QuadMenu is built by extending the default WordPress menu system and supports multiple navigation areas. You can easily position widgets inside menus, use it with child themes, and apply unlimited design styles. Choose between horizontal or vertical layouts, enable sticky navigation, and configure how menus open—on click or hover.

Plenty of design and behavior options to match your site needs
You can align menu items in different ways, adjust dropdown behavior, set breakpoints for responsive collapse, and control visibility based on screen size. Additional features include mega menu support, social icons, search and login modules, shopping cart integration, Google Fonts, Font Awesome icons, and various dropdown animations. Visual Composer compatibility is also built in.

Advanced settings available for theme developers
If you’re building custom themes, QuadMenu offers developer-specific capabilities such as loading custom .less files directly from your theme’s folder, setting default configurations for users, and locking down advanced settings from end users. Developers can also manage menu behavior from metaboxes, choose whether or not to load plugin styles and scripts, create personalized animations for dropdowns, and use filters to change the menu’s content dynamically.