Add a vertical menu in themler for joomla

Hi Julien,

Please check the following article:
http://answers.themler.com/articles/6643/how-to-create-vertical-menus-in-joomla

You may find it really helpful.

Let us know if you have any further questions.

Thanks,
Ivan

Thank you

Its not possible to do it in themler ?

Hi,

Probably, the article doesn't completely describe the whole process.
So you firstly need to add a Joomla Module Position control (or you can use Left Sidebar with left Joomla position in it) in Themler, then go to your Joomla admin, create a new module and assign it to that position.
And then add this vmenusuffix as described in the mentioned article.

Thanks,
Ivan

Ok it worked, thank u very much!

You are welcome! Please feel free to contact us in any other case.

Sincerely,
Nettie,
BillionDigital Team

Now can you please make the vertical menus responsive as well. I know how to make a horizontal menu vertical using some various settings but I don't understand why all menus don't go responsive when needed.

Please add this feature.

I have a another issue with my v menu, i would like it to be justified.. but it doesnt work... if my menu item are too long then it goes into my article... i would like to avoid that! any clue ?

Thanks

Julien

DaveOzric,

At the moment the Vertical Menu cannot be minimized into a button in responsive like Horizontal Menu this behaviour is not supported by Bootstrap. Our developers will investigate other possible solutions for the Vertical Menu in responsive, most probably there will be an option to make it a vertical panel.

Sincerely,
Nettie,
BillionDigital Team

maillard.jul,

We are sorry for the issue. I have forwarded it to our developers.

Sincerely,
Nettie,
BillionDigital Team

Now can you please make the vertical menus responsive as well. I know how to make a horizontal menu vertical using some various settings but I don't understand why all menus don't go responsive when needed.

Please add this feature.

Dave, it is so easy. While you wait for this implemented do this:

• Insert standard horizontal menu instead of vertical. Don mind mess it makes for now.
• Give all menu items (Ul, Li too) 100% width, display:block. Remove paddings, margins.
• Continue to style as you wish, and there is your responsive vertical menu.

Sorry, missed part of horizontal. Let it be here for other Users.

Menu is menu, just collection of CSS rules.

I found the step-by-step guidance really helpful—especially the reminder to add a Joomla Module Position (or use the Left Sidebar) in Themler before assigning the menu module, then applying the vmenu class suffix in Joomla. That tip alone cleared up several of my past frustrations when styling vertical menus. Also, recommending the “Apply theme to CMS” step ensures your styling actually shows up—great attention to detail. For anyone juggling tech projects alongside heavier coursework, aligning this kind of practical walkthrough with clear structure reminds me of how I approach management assignment help breaking things into logical, actionable steps makes a world of difference.

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