To create a full-screen mobile menu like the one in your Webflow read-only link, you'll need to customize the Webflow Navbar component or build a custom menu from scratch. Here's how to do it:
- Use a Navbar component or build your own structure with a Menu Wrapper, Open Menu Button, and slide-in or pop-up Nav Menu container.
- Inside this container, place a vertical flex layout with all your nav links.
- Select the Nav Menu element.
- Set Position: Fixed, Top: 0, Left: 0, Width: 100vw, Height: 100vh.
- Set a Z-Index (e.g., 9999) to ensure it overlays everything.
- Apply a background color (solid or semi-transparent) to match your design.
- Initially set Display: None so it’s hidden before interaction.
- Add a Menu Button (usually a hamburger icon).
- Set it to trigger an Interaction (using Interactions panel):
- On Click → Show Menu: Set the Nav Menu’s display to Flex, then animate its appearance (e.g., fade in or slide in).
- On 2nd Click → Hide Menu: Animate the reversal (e.g., fade out), then set display to None at the end of the animation.
4. Optimize for Mobile
- In Tablet and below breakpoints, manually adjust the layout:
- Stack links vertically.
- Increase font size, padding, or line height for better tap targets.
- Hide unnecessary desktop-only elements within the menu.
5. Optional Enhancements
- Add a Close Button (X icon) inside the full-screen menu.
- Add menu open background animation or blur.
- Use a transparent overlay behind the menu items for extra design polish.
Summary
To create a full-screen mobile menu in Webflow, use a fixed-position container with 100% width and height, show/hide it via interactions linked to a menu button, and ensure it’s styled and animated appropriately for smaller viewports.