Using Different Menus on Specific Pages

📘 Overview

In some scenarios, you may need certain pages within your website to display a different navigation or menu structure. This can help highlight alternative content or support specific use cases, such as:

• Co-located events

• Sub-events, forums, or conferences within a main event

• Multi-language sections of a website

• Campaign or microsite-style content

How this is handled depends on the template framework your website is built on.

For general guidance on creating and managing menus, see:

🔗 Adding a Menu – How-to Guide
https://support.asp.events/hc/en-us/articles/360017541197-Adding-a-menu-How-to-Guide

🧱 Classic Composer

For websites built on Classic Composer, it is not possible to use multiple menus within a single website or back office.

To achieve a different navigation structure, you would need to create a secondary website/back office to host that content.

🎨 Composer 2

For websites built on Composer 2, this is supported using the Multi Menu functionality.

Multi Menu allows you to:

• Create multiple navigation structures

• Apply different menus to specific pages

• Use different content and styling per menu, depending on requirements

This provides flexibility for managing distinct sections of your site within a single website.

🛠️ Custom Websites

For custom-built websites, alternative menus are typically handled using page templates.

This approach allows:

• A different menu structure to be built directly into a page template

• Specific templates to be applied to selected pages within the CMS

• Full control over layout and navigation for those pages

Any new templates would need to be scoped and built by the development team.

📞 Need Help Exploring Options?

If you’d like to explore the best approach for your website, please contact your Account Manager to discuss available options and next steps.