> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://design-with-cracka.gitbook.io/megamenupro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://design-with-cracka.gitbook.io/megamenupro/readme.md).

# Documentation

**Etch Mega Menu Pro + Header Builder** is a premium navigation system built for the Etch page builder for WordPress. It provides a fully-featured, accessible header and navigation solution — from a simple responsive menu to a complex mega menu with offcanvas, fullscreen mobile, stripe animation, and centered logo support.

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## What's included

**Etch Mega Menu Pro + Header Builder** ships five builder components. Each component handles a distinct part of the header and navigation system:

| Component                                                                      | Purpose                                                                                                                   |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [DWC Header](/megamenupro/components/dwc-header.md)                            | The outermost header wrapper — controls sticky, overlay, and accessibility settings                                       |
| [DWC Nav](/megamenupro/components/dwc-nav.md)                                  | The navigation element — controls menu mode, animation, mobile behaviour, dropdowns, and logo                             |
| [DWC Dropdown](/megamenupro/components/dwc-dropdown.md)                        | A single top-level nav item with a dropdown or mega menu panel                                                            |
| [DWC Menu Item](/megamenupro/components/dwc-menu-item.md)                      | A plain nav link — supports badges, visibility rules, and responsive relocation                                           |
| [DWC Mobile Toggle](/megamenupro/components/dwc-mobile-toggle.md)              | The hamburger button that opens and closes the mobile menu                                                                |
| [AI Connector](https://design-with-cracka.gitbook.io/megamenupro/ai-connector) | Control MMPro through a conversational AI agent — setup guide, requirements, and the Skills File your agent needs to load |

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## How props and CSS variables work together

Each component has two layers of customisation:

1. **Component props** — Settings you configure directly in the Etch builder panel. These control behaviour (sticky, offcanvas, slide direction, etc.) and generate the correct HTML attributes and inline styles automatically.
2. **CSS variables** — Each component ships with a dedicated styling class already applied (e.g. `.dwc-nav-vars`, `.dwc-top-level-items-vars`). You do not need to add these classes yourself. Simply override the variables in a Custom CSS block on the component, or in a separate custom stylesheet you create, to control colours, spacing, typography, and more — without touching any component props. Do not edit the built-in stylesheet.

The component docs each include a full reference of available CSS variables and what they control.


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