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Mobile Web Menu

Overview of the structure, functionality, and management of the mobile web menu.

Main Menu

The Main Menu table lists each item's icon, Display Name and Target, with Edit and Delete on each row. A Default badge marks the default page, and an Inactive badge marks an item that's switched off (those rows look faded). Drag the handle at the left of a row to change the order. It saves on its own, and you'll see "Order saved".

Add a menu item

  1. Click New Menu Item.

  2. Enter a Display Name, up to 30 characters.

  3. Pick an Icon.

  4. Choose a Type:

    • Internal (custom page) — points at a Custom Page that already exists. Choose it from the Custom Page dropdown.

    • External URL — points at another website. If you want it to open outside the app, tick Open in external browser.

    • Parent (group) — groups items together.

  5. Tick Active to make the item live, and Default page if it should be the default.

  6. Click Save.

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Note: Some items that your program requires are built in. Those can't be deleted, and they don't offer a Type choice.

Menu Links

Menu Links used to be a page of its own. It now sits directly below the Main Menu table on Design & Content › Menu in the admin, so everything that shapes your menu is on one screen.

Links appear inside the app and can point to system pages, custom pages or external URLs. Drag the handle at the left of a row to change the order they appear in — it saves on its own.

The table shows each link's position, its Link Text, its Type, the Target it opens, and whether it's Active. A Default badge marks the link set as the default.


Creating a new menu link

1. Click New Menu Link.

2. Display Name. This is what fans read, so keep it tight — 13 characters is the limit here.

3. Icon. Pick the icon that best fits the link.

4. Type.

  • Internal (custom page) — points at a Custom Page that already exists in Fanmaker. Choose it from the Custom Page dropdown.

  • External URL — points at another website. HTTPS only.

5. Tick Active to make the link live, and Set as default if it should be the default.

6. Click Create Menu Link.


Editing and deleting

Edit on any row reopens the same fields, plus Active and Default page; Save Changes applies them. Delete removes the link after a confirmation. Links that your program requires don't offer a Delete button.

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Note: You no longer set menus separately per platform. One menu is delivered to the app, the SDK and the web, so a change you make here reaches fans everywhere at once.

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