Top menu (dropdown menu) settings:
In position-1 you can setup a dropdown menu, just remove everything from the "Menu class" and "Module class" of this module in the module manager, set Layout: Default, Module Tag: div! Also set the "Show submenu items" to "Yes"!
Topbar horizontal menu (dropdown menu)
In position-13 you can also setup a horizontal menu, just remove everything from the "Menu class" and "Module class" of this module in the module manager, set Layout: Default, Module Tag: div! There are also settings of the topbar in the template parameters.
Side menu style
If you want a side menu that looks like the menu on the left, set the "Module class suffix" to _menu and remove everything from the "Menu class suffix", set Layout: Default, Module Tag: Div!
user1...user10 positions
You can set a title for these module position in the template parameters, a background image, the color of the background, text, heading, and links. You can place this module position above or below the joomla content area.
Some of the module positions:
Module positions not shown above:
position-6 (right sidebar), user4...user10, inner1 (just above the joomla articles), inner2 (just below the joomla articles), slideshow (for a 3rd party slideshow module)
Mobile
This template is responsive, so it adapts to the size of the mobile device. You can also see this on a desktop computer when you decrease the size of your browser. But it's worth hiding some of the modules on mobiles, because the order of the content of the website corresponds to the order of that in the source code. For this purpose you can use some css classes for the modules in the "Module class suffix". You can find the css classes for hiding modules here. You can hide modules on different display sizes: xs=extra small, sm=small, md=middle, lg=large, xl=extra large, xxl=the largest.
