Build clearer navigation with a PrestaShop mega menu for desktop dropdowns and mobile menus
Mega Menu is a module for PrestaShop stores that replaces the shop navigation with rich desktop menus and a clear nested menu for phones. Installation places it in the right part of the active theme, and the first useful menu is ready after its main tabs are selected and saved.
A growing catalogue needs more than a row of category names. The module brings categories, information pages, products, brands, images, buying guides and campaign links into the place where shoppers choose their next direction, so important ranges are visible before another page opens.
Starting is simple, while the settings reach as far as a complex shop requires. A visual editor provides searchable selection, direct preview and drag ordering for tabs, rows and columns. Ready layouts speed up the first structure, while duplication, import, export and backups make successful menus reusable.
You decide which menu appears in each shop area and whether it is horizontal or vertical. Text, images and destinations are set separately for every language and store, with visibility rules for phones, computers, guests, signed-in customers and customer groups. The same structure becomes a layered phone panel with contact, account, FAQ, currency and language close at hand.
Shoppers reach the right products and advice faster, the navigation becomes useful selling space, and one controlled structure stays coherent across screens, languages and stores. The merchant starts quickly and still retains precise control over content, appearance and audience.
Summary of what the module offers
Mega Menu replaces the shop navigation with a theme-aware system for organising, selling and supporting shoppers on computers and phones.
- Fast first structure: installation finds the active theme's menu position, while ready layouts and a visual editor organise the first tabs.
- Rich navigation: categories, information pages, products, brands, suppliers, images, articles and free-form content share one menu.
- Desktop and phone layouts: horizontal or vertical navigation becomes a real layered phone panel with useful service links.
- Context under control: language, store, device, login state and customer group decide what appears.
- Navigation that follows change: catalogue edits, translated paths and shop redirections refresh the correct destinations.
- Safe daily operation: theme matching, reusable backups and guided health reviews protect the shop's main route to products.
How quickly does the first useful menu take shape?
After installation, Mega Menu identifies the menu position used by the active theme and opens one visual workspace for the structure. Ready layouts provide a practical starting point. Search fields find categories, products, information pages, brands and suppliers by name, while a direct preview shows the desktop and phone result before publication.
Tabs, rows, columns and individual blocks are reordered by dragging. Each item is activated separately, duplicated for a similar campaign or moved into another menu. Import, export and image-aware backups transfer a tested structure between stores without rebuilding it item by item.
What does the shopper find inside the menu?
Automatic category trees follow a chosen root and depth, skip unwanted branches and add category images. Information-page trees, grouped links, image links and free-form blocks cover buying guides and service content. Dedicated blocks add brands, suppliers, a shop search, a cart summary, video and location maps without turning them into ordinary text links.
The same space also sells. The merchant selects individual products or fills a block automatically with best sellers, new arrivals, popular choices and sale items, with unavailable products excluded. Product cards carry image, name, current price, regular price and discount information. Blog categories and recent articles connect product navigation with advice.
How does one structure work on computers and phones?
The desktop menu runs horizontally in the header or vertically in a selected shop area. Column widths, rows and background shadings determine the available space, while the merchant chooses opening on hover or click, opening and closing delays, whether the menu stays fixed while the page moves, and subtle movement. Keyboard operation, visible focus and correct button state keep every level reachable without a pointer.
On phones, the same content is rebuilt as nested screens with clear back navigation instead of a compressed desktop dropdown. Separate phone images and a choice of side, bottom or full-screen presentation fit the available space. A fixed service bar keeps contact, customer account, FAQ, currency and language within reach, and visibility rules hide any tab or block that does not belong on that device.
What happens when the catalogue, language or audience changes?
Each language and store has its own labels, content, images and menu assignments. Guest, signed-in and customer-group rules keep wholesale ranges, member areas and local campaigns with the intended audience. Several independent menus serve the header, landing pages and other selected positions without one context replacing another.
Automatic trees follow active catalogue content, and disabled or unavailable destinations disappear. Recognised category and information-page addresses are rebuilt for the current shop and language while filters and exact places on the page remain attached. Product, category, page and settings changes renew the prepared menu immediately, separated by shop, language and customer group.
How does the menu follow the theme and recover from problems?
Mega Menu reads the active and parent theme, chooses the working navigation position and carries over its visual language. Ready colour sets and detailed controls cover typography, colours, spacing, borders, rounding, shadows, background shading, movement, icons, badges and custom highlighting. Every saved change appears in the shop immediately.
The module records the navigation it replaces and restores that exact placement when removed. Its health screen verifies menu records, valid destinations, unattached columns, the space used by the prepared menu and the position used by the current theme. Label-only tabs are recognised correctly, and guided repairs restore safe placement or recover damaged structures without hiding the problem.
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Referencemprmegamenu
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PrestaShop CompatibilityPS 1.7 – 9.x
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Pricing ModelOne-time Purchase
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Module TypeFront & Back-office
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GDPR RelevantNo
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Business GoalBoost Conversions
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External Account NeededNo
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Module ComplexityComplete Solution
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Customer Journey StageEngage Shoppers
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Works With PlatformNo External Platform
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MPR Mega Menu replaces the default PrestaShop top navigation with a wide desktop dropdown and a mobile offcanvas menu. It helps shoppers browse large catalogs, CMS pages, guides, blog categories, and selected product cards from one managed menu.
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v2.6.82026-05-27
- AddedAdd theme-aware megamenu styling
- AddedCategorize mega menu resources
- AddedMulti-level mobile menu from HTML column data
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Works Well With Mega Menu
Modules our team genuinely pairs with this one, and exactly why each belongs in the same setup.
Complement
Mega Menu turns a large catalogue into structured tabs and dropdown columns for categories, CMS pages, custom URLs and promoted products, helping shoppers who browse by structure reach the right area. Browsing covers many visitors, but those who know exactly what they want prefer to type.
Smart Search Revolution serves that group as a separate tool, replacing weak native search with self-hosted results and suggestions that guide high-intent shoppers as they type, reducing dead-end queries.
Used alongside each other, the menu and the search box cover the two main discovery styles at the top of the page. Structure-led browsers navigate through the menu while intent-led searchers jump straight to matches, so whichever way a visitor prefers to start, there is a clear route into your catalogue.
Workflow
Mega Menu gives shoppers a structured way into a large catalogue, with tabs and dropdown columns for categories, CMS pages and promoted products. The menu gets a shopper to the right category; once inside that category, they often need to narrow a long listing further.
Filter Revolution covers that next step as a separate tool, with faceted filters, checkbox, radio, dropdown, slider and colour controls, clean filter URLs and SEO landing pages for selected combinations. It refines within a listing rather than navigating between sections.
Used alongside each other, the menu handles top-level navigation and the filters handle in-category refinement. A shopper moves from the menu into the right section and then uses facets to reach the exact products they want, a smooth path from broad structure down to a precise shortlist.
Complement
Mega Menu builds structured navigation with tabs and dropdown columns, keeping menu labels short so a large catalogue stays easy to scan. Short menu labels are good for navigation, but the same short name often makes a weak visible heading on the category page itself.
Custom Category H1 resolves that tension as a separate tool, storing per-category, per-shop H1 overrides with multilingual values, so the page heading can be more specific and descriptive without renaming the category used in menus, breadcrumbs and URLs.
Used alongside each other, the menu keeps navigation tidy with short labels while Custom Category H1 gives each category page a stronger, clearer heading. Shoppers get concise menus and more descriptive page titles at the same time, and your category landing pages read better without disturbing the navigation structure.
Complement
Mega Menu helps shoppers navigate a large catalogue through structured tabs and dropdown columns, getting them to the right categories and pages. Navigation points shoppers toward sections, but it does not actively surface specific products worth their attention within those areas.
Showcase Revolution covers that as a separate tool, placing curated and dynamic product widgets, best sellers, new arrivals, sale items, featured collections, trending and back-in-stock products, across supported storefront areas like home, category and footer.
Used alongside each other, the menu gives shoppers a clear way to navigate while Showcase Revolution puts relevant products in front of them as they go. One handles wayfinding and the other handles product visibility, so shoppers both find their way around and keep encountering items worth a closer look.
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