Float Menu Pro for WordPress

Keep WordPress menu links in view

Float Menu Pro extends floating side menus that stay visible as users scroll. Use them to keep navigation, contact, support, social, account, promotion, or call-to-action links within reach.

Organize menus for common site tasks

For longer pages, menu items can link to sections, with smooth scrolling available. Menus can also point to Help Center pages, FAQs, support tickets, membership pages, social profiles, or special offers. Create submenus with a single submenu level, keep labels open, and use extra text and label font options to add descriptions. Adjust vertical alignment, upload custom icons, and configure icon rotation, flipping, and other settings.

Choose an action for each entry

Alongside standard links, menu items can translate a page, share content through services such as Facebook and Twitter, or navigate to the next or previous post. Other actions include forced downloads, scrolling to the top or bottom, printing the current page, and search integration.

Set show conditions

Display rules can respond to scrolling, user roles, language, schedule, URL parameters, or referrer URL. Scroll rules display or hide a menu as visitors move through a page, and role permissions can restrict access. Set menus for various languages or schedules, or limit them to pages and visits that meet URL or referrer conditions. Browser compatibility controls can hide menus for outdated browsers.

Track clicks and open popups

Google Analytics tracking entries menu interactions and clicks. The built-in popup system can open a popup when a user clicks a menu item, connecting that control to an announcement, offer, or other site interaction.

Configure a menu

Install Float Menu Pro on your WordPress site and open its menu settings. Create a menu, select its structure and position, then add links or actions. Configure icons, labels, display rules, and tracking as needed; set language, schedule, URL, referrer, or user-role conditions where relevant. Test the menu as you configure it, then adjust its behavior for the pages and devices where it should appear.