Store navigation

Navigation
that puts
every range
a tap or
two away.

Store navigation on Orbit starts with the header you build: dropdowns that sell, and the same menu on a phone.

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On every plan from £25 a month

Larkfield Office
ShopStorageAbout usContact
GBP 2
Best seller
Ventra Mesh Task Chair
£346.00
Office chairs
Mesh chairs
Executive chairs
Training chairs
Shop chairs
Free UK delivery over £150
Delivery
Tables
Poseur tables
Boardroom tables
Flip-top tables
Storage
Bookcases
Cupboards
Pedestals
HeaderPhone

Phone menu from your header

A drawer, full screen or dropdown

Larkfield Office
ShopStorageAbout usContact
GBP 2
Best seller
Ventra Mesh Task Chair
£346.00
Office chairs
Mesh chairs
Executive chairs
Training chairs
Shop chairs
Free UK delivery over £150
Delivery
Tables
Poseur tables
Boardroom tables
Flip-top tables
Storage
Bookcases
Cupboards
Pedestals
Larkfield Office
ShopStorageAbout usContact
GBP 2
Best seller
Ventra Mesh Task Chair
£346.00
Office chairs
Mesh chairs
Executive chairs
Training chairs
Shop chairs
Free UK delivery over £150
Delivery
Tables
Poseur tables
Boardroom tables
Flip-top tables
Storage
Bookcases
Cupboards
Pedestals

Phone menu from your header

A drawer, full screen or dropdown

  • Menus three levels deep
  • Dropdowns that hold photos and products
  • The phone menu follows the header
  • Navigation lists kept when you change theme

Product cards in dropdowns

Hand-picked or your newest products

What shoppers see

The same menu, on every screen.

Your header menu becomes the phone menu on its own, so there is one menu to keep right, not two, and its dropdowns can carry more than links.

Dropdowns that sell

A dropdown in the Menu Builder takes columns of links, product cards with a photo and price, and banners with a heading and a button. A custom dropdown takes any block at all.

A header that behaves

Keep the header pinned, hide it as people scroll down and bring it back on the way up, or switch sticky off on phones. Pick the slide or the fade.

Search as they type

Turn on suggestions and the header search offers matches while the shopper is still typing.

Their currency and language

The currency and language switchers sit in the header as blocks, so a shopper in Paris can see euro prices and your menus in French, if you sell that way.

Runs without you

The fiddly bits, already done.

Six things a header and footer need, ready to drop in.

Cart count

The cart icon counts what is in the basket and opens it as a drawer, a pop-over or a dropdown, or goes straight to the cart page. It can open on its own when something is added.

Account link

Signed-out visitors go to sign in; signed-in customers go to their account, with a dropdown for their orders, addresses and settings.

Breadcrumbs

Category and product breadcrumbs are blocks you drop in, so a shopper can see where a page sits and step back up.

Footer columns

Footer columns are menus too: edit a theme’s in the page builder, or drop in a Menu block that shows one of your lists. Social icons and a newsletter sign-up can sit beside them.

Every language

Menus are translated for each language you switch on, and a language switcher sits in the header.

After a redesign

Switching theme keeps the Navigation lists you built and only adds the ones the new theme needs.

The details

For whoever sets it up.

Everything a menu can do, named the way the editors name it.

Link types

One picker for every link.

In a Navigation list, type a name or paste an address in the Link field. The picker offers what your shop has, grouped under Store and Account, or keeps the address as a custom link.

  • Home page
  • Search
  • Categories
  • Products
  • Brands
  • Blogs
  • Blog posts
  • Pages
  • Orders
  • Profile
  • Settings
  • Custom link

Dropdowns

Links, products, banners.

A Menu Builder dropdown is columns of links with product cards and banner tiles underneath; a tabs layout puts the column titles in a rail. A custom dropdown accepts any block.

  • Columns
  • Tabs
  • Column widths
  • Product cards, 1 to 6
  • Newest products
  • Banner tiles
  • Eyebrow, heading, button
  • Hover or click
  • Side drawer on desktop
  • Any block in a custom dropdown

Phones

One menu, two shapes.

By default, a header menu folds into a hamburger on a phone. A page-builder header opens it as a drawer from either side, full screen or as a panel under the bar, from tablet width or on phones only. The built-in header, drawn here, slides its drawer in from the left. Items with children open as an accordion.

  • Offcanvas
  • Left or right
  • Fullscreen
  • Inline dropdown
  • Keep header visible
  • Tablet and mobile
  • Mobile only
  • Accordion sub-items
  • Collapse groups on mobile

Header

The bar itself.

The Header Builder lays out a row of blocks: the logo, the menu, search, the account icon, the mini cart, the wishlist and the currency and language switchers. Full width or boxed, it can sit transparent over the page, under an announcement bar that rotates its messages.

  • Full width or boxed
  • Minimum height
  • Transparent over the page
  • Search
  • Mini cart
  • Account icon
  • Wishlist
  • Currency switcher
  • Language switcher
  • Rotating announcement bar

Sticky

Pinned, or back on the way up.

The Header Builder’s sticky settings, one switch each, with scroll effects that shrink the bar as the page moves.

  • Sticky on or off
  • At once or after an offset
  • Hide on scroll down
  • Show on scroll up
  • Slide or fade back
  • Top or bottom
  • Own background when stuck
  • Off on tablet or phone
  • Shrinks as you scroll

Who sees what

Show a menu to some people and not others.

Any block, a menu included, can carry display conditions and per-device visibility. A trade menu that only customers tagged trade see is one rule on one block, and a menu for phones alone is the same block hidden on desktop and tablet. Ask Nebula and it will suggest a menu from your categories, pages and blogs, then fill in the new list for you to check and save.

  • Logged-in customers
  • B2B company members on Enterprise
  • Customer tags
  • Store language
  • Date and time
  • Hide on phone
  • Hide on tablet
  • Hide on desktop
  • Nebula suggests a menu
  • Menus translated
Selling abroad

Three levels

Room for a big range

Navigation lists go three levels deep, from Shop to Office chairs to Mesh chairs: room for a big range, and quick to use on a phone.

Where you place it

Menu blocks show your lists

A Navigation list shows wherever you put a Menu block that points at it: a header, a footer column or any page.

One phone menu

By default

The phone menu is your header menu. If phones need their own, add a second menu and hide it on desktop.

Plans

Navigation is on every plan.

Solo

Included from here

£19

a month, billed yearly, ex VAT

Included: Menus, headers, footers and the phone menu

14 days free, no card

Team

£64

a month, billed yearly, ex VAT

Included: Menus, headers, footers and the phone menu

14 days free, no card

Pro

£187

a month, billed yearly, ex VAT

Included: Menus, headers, footers and the phone menu

14 days free, no card

Enterprise

£749

a month, billed yearly, ex VAT

Included: Menus, headers, footers and the phone menu

14 days free, no card

Compare every plan

Every plan includes as many menus as you need, three levels deep, with the Header Builder and every dropdown type.

FAQ

Menu questions, answered.

Depth, dropdowns, phones, switching theme and moving in, in plain words.

Related

The rest of the shop front.

Guide

Navigation: the menu is doing more selling than your homepage

What to put at the top, how deep to go, and why the phone menu matters more than the desktop one.

Page builder

Pick a theme. Then make it yours.

Your header and footer are page-builder templates, made from the same blocks as your pages. Start from a free or premium theme.

Selling abroad

Their currency, their language

Prices in the currency for where a shopper is browsing from, and your menus and pages in their language.

Included on every plan

Make your shop easy to get around.

Menus three levels deep, dropdowns with photos and products, and a phone menu that follows, from £25 a month.

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