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@creedon thanks for this! Sometime my biggest issue is figuring out search terms in these forums. 🙂 I see your solution requires code injection. Provided my client is ok with an upgrade to access this feature, I suspect this will be a valid solution. I'll report back.

Is there a way to have a folder in the Navbar(header) on desktop, but have the dropdown values as Top level links on Mobile? In the first pic I have a placeholder folder called "Start Here", with 2 sub-items, that will appear in the desktop view. The second pic shows the contents of the mobile hamburger menu. It has 'Start Here' as a clickable item. The third pic shows the contents once you click on 'Start Here'. What I'd like to have is for the "Start Here" menu to be flattened on mobile view. So instead of having to click on 'Start Here' to be able to see 'test 1' and 'test 2', just have 'test 1' and 'test 2' on the top level hamburger menu, without the words 'Start Here'. I came up with a hacky-ish way by creating two sets of menu links. One as a folder and one as top level items. i then hid the entire folder for mobile and hid the top level items for desktop using custom css. It worked but is fragile, especialy if non-techie types are going to be maintaining the site. I also tried overriding the normal nav links in the desktop, by forcing the hamburger menu to be shown in desktop (also using custom css), but then instead of getting a proper dropdown, a full on hamburger overlay is displayed. So, in summary, for desktop show this: Start Here --test 1 --test 2 Other link Another link And for Mobile show this: test 1 test 2 Other link Another link