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Menu Application Builder
Connect applications, simplify access to content, and create responsive, customizable navigation for every screen.
Responsive and customizable menus
Create navigation that feels like your application
Deliver fluid navigation experiences on every screen. Choose a ready-to-use theme or customize colors, fonts, icons and menu behavior to match the identity of your project.
- Responsive navigation for desktop, tablet and mobile
- 25 ready-to-use themes with visual customization
- Flexible colors, typography, icons and interaction styles
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Organize more and keep users informed
Make complex systems easier to explore
Structure large volumes of applications and content without losing clarity. Expandable navigation, access-aware items and visual notifications help users find what they need while staying informed inside the same workflow.
Mega Menu
Organize large volumes of applications and content in expandable, easy-to-scan navigation panels.
Integrated notifications
Use indicators and toast messages to communicate without interrupting navigation.
User-aware navigation
Connect menus to security profiles, languages and user permissions.
Advanced navigation control
Adapt menu behavior to your project logic
Connect navigation to application context and extend each interaction with the programming resources available in Scriptcase.
URL parameters
Pass contextual information between menus and applications.
Events and PHP methods
Control menu behavior with project logic and custom code.
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Examples
Explore practical examples and see how each feature can be applied in real projects. Browse the gallery below to discover use cases, variations, and implementation ideas.
Horizontal Layout displays the Menu in a single line at the top of the page. Logo, menu items and toolbar.
The Horizontal Layout with the divided toolbar displays the Menu divided into two parts at the top of the page. The first part to display Logo, header and toolbar, and the second part displaying the menu items.
The Vertical Layout with toolbar displays the Menu divided into two parts. The first, to display the Logo and menu items in a vertical list on the left side of the screen, and the second, displays a banner at the top of the page with the menu header and toolbar.
This example shows how to dynamically build the items and sub menu of an application, recovering values from the database.
Example of a horizontal Menu opening a Tree Menu as an initial application.
Add menu tabs to the menu applications to improve the user navigation.
Menu application offers the option of viewing "Breadcrumbs", showing the navigation path performed by the end user, and allows him to easily navigate through the applications.
Example with multiple Dashboard applications opening in tabs.
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