Wed Mar 26 2025 01:06:46 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
You can add interactivity to your menus to show and hide sub-menus on hover or on click. There are settings within the Menu list item element and Menu link element to apply interactivity to your Menus. When applied, these setting use JavaScript to add and remove classes on your Menu list items. You can use a Custom list style to style these classes and change the appearance of your menu items when a user interacts with your menu.
The following classes are applied to your menu list items when a user interacts with a menu link. Use these classes to affect the appearance of your menus when the interacts with them.
Within the Menu list item (used within your Menu templates) there are the following options:
Child list visibility - Sets the initial classes on child menus
Within the Menu link element (used in your Menu templates) there are the following options:
Interaction - Set the interactive behavior and classes applied to your menu links and child menus
The 'Link' element and other elements that include the group of link settings have an option to Add / Remove / Toggle a modifier.
When this action is taken, the element(s) targeted by the jQuery selector are given a class of coh-transition if/while they are transitioning.
This allows transition properties to only be applied when this class is present and not at any other time. For example, when the browser is resized.
This feature prevents unexpected transition animations from showing when a user changes the resolution of their browser.
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