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A Slide Menu (a.k.a. hamburger menu) slides in from the side and is the workhorse navigation for deep menu trees on mobile. On WordPress, the Navi+ AI Menu Builder plugin loads it site-wide and the Navi+ editor takes care of the open trigger — no theme edits, no shortcode for the typical setup.
Other platforms (Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, custom sites): see Publish on Wix / Squarespace / Others.
Steps
- Install the plugin — see Install the Navi+ AI Menu Builder plugin.
- Build your Slide Menu in Appearance → Naviplus Menu Builder. See Slide Menu — How to use.
- Configure the open trigger inside the editor — Navi+ handles trigger wiring on the front end, so you don’t need to add a button to your theme or write any JS. The editor’s publish panel lets you target an existing element on your site (for example your theme’s hamburger button).
- Publish the menu (status: Published, not Draft).
That’s it. The plugin’s site-wide embed loads the Navi+ runtime, the runtime fetches your published Slide Menu, and the menu opens when the configured trigger is tapped.
Embedding a Slide Menu at a fixed spot (rare)
If you want the menu inline in a page (not triggered by a button), use the same shortcode as section menus:
[naviwp embed_id="SF-123456789"]
This drops the menu’s content into the page where the shortcode lives.
Mobile tips
- The Slide Menu is the right fit for deep or large menu trees — multi-level submenus, mega panels.
- Keep the open animation under 300 ms; longer feels sluggish.
- If your theme’s existing hamburger has its own click handler that conflicts with the Slide Menu, see How Navi+ injects and the troubleshooting note in Search / Cart / Menu panel not working.