Build floating menus for WordPress
Float Menu Pro extends a floating side-menu system for WordPress sites. Menus remain visible as visitors scroll, giving users convenient access to navigation, contact links, support resources, social profiles, account pages, promotions, and calls to action. The Pro edition adds deeper customization, more link actions, display controls, analytics, and a built-in popup system.
Design and menu structure
You can create submenus with a single submenu level and keep menu labels open when needed. Vertical alignment provides more precise positioning, while extra text and label font settings let you present descriptions alongside menu items. Pro also supports uploaded custom icons, together with icon controls for rotation, flipping, and further customization.
These options can support several practical layouts. Use a floating menu for quick contact buttons, a mobile-style navigation bar, anchor links to long page sections, social profiles, membership pages, or special offers. The menu can also provide access to Help Center pages, frequently asked questions, or support tickets.
Functional links
Float Menu Pro supports more than standard external links. Menu items can offer one-click page translation, social sharing through services such as Facebook and Twitter, and next or previous post navigation. You can add forced downloads, smooth scrolling, scroll-to-top or scroll-to-bottom actions, printing for the current page, and search integration.
Display rules and targeting
Control when and where a menu appears with display rules based on scrolling, user roles, language, schedule, URL parameters, or referrer URL. Scroll-based visibility can show or hide the menu as visitors move through a page. User role permissions can restrict a menu, while multilingual support allows menus to be adjusted per language.
Scheduled display is useful for timed campaigns or selected availability periods. URL and referrer conditions can show a menu only on particular pages or when visitors arrive from a specified source. Browser compatibility control can hide menus for outdated browsers.
Tracking and popups
Google Analytics tracking records menu interactions and clicks, providing a way to monitor how visitors use the floating controls. The built-in popup system lets you create popups triggered when visitors click menu items. This can connect a floating control with an announcement, offer, or additional site interaction.
Installation and configuration
Install Float Menu Pro on the WordPress site and open its menu settings. Create a menu, choose its structure and position, add links or actions, then configure icons, labels, display rules, and tracking as required. Use the settings to define language, schedule, URL conditions, referrer conditions, or user-role access. Test the menu while configuring it, and adjust its behavior for the devices and pages where it should appear.
