Iks Menu PRO creates accordion menus and FAQs in WordPress. Choose custom WordPress menus, taxonomies such as categories and tags, WooCommerce product categories, or FAQ groups made with the add-on's FAQ post type. Menu sources support images, including WooCommerce category images and FAQ content.

Menu behavior and appearance

PRO includes the features available in the FREE plan, with additional controls for menu behavior and presentation. Set Initial Expansion to open selected items when a page loads, animate submenus as they expand or collapse, or use parent elements as submenu toggles. Supported menu views can show post counts.

Choose from more than 50 icons, more than five expansion animations, and more than 20 skins; the FREE plan includes six skins. Appearance settings cover colors, fonts, margins, padding, heights, widths, and styles for hover, current, and child states. Export and import complete settings or appearance settings for reuse.

Controls for taxonomy sources

When a taxonomy is the menu source, PRO lets you conceal empty terms, pick the ordering field and direction, and control hierarchical results. Include and exclude fields accept term IDs separated by commas or spaces. Additional settings provide search criteria, parent or child term selection, and a childless option for showing terms without children.

Editor and placement

The live editor shows changes without a page reload and offers visual styling controls that do not require coding. Add a configured menu to WordPress through a widget, shortcode, or PHP code.

Setup and use

Add Iks Menu PRO to your WordPress installation and open its menu editor. Select a custom menu, taxonomy, or FAQ group as the source; configure content and taxonomy settings where needed; then choose a skin or adjust the appearance. Review the result in the live editor and place the menu using a widget, shortcode, or PHP code.

Common uses include sidebar category or product-category navigation, expandable FAQ groups, and showing posts beneath a taxonomy-based menu. Keyboard navigation uses Tab and Enter, and menu elements have a focus state.