Is it possible to customize the default hamburger menu icon in the navbar widget on Webflow?
TL;DR
- Hide the default hamburger icon by setting
Display: nonein the Style panel. - Add a Div Block with an image, SVG, or text for the custom icon and style it accordingly.
- Set up a Click trigger in the Interactions panel to toggle the Navbar Menu visibility.
- Optionally, create two custom icons for open/close states and switch them using interactions.
Yes, you can customize the default hamburger menu icon in Webflow’s Navbar widget. Here’s how to do it:
1. Hide the Default Hamburger Icon
- Select the Navbar element.
- Click on the Menu Button inside the navigator.
- Under the Style panel, set
Display: noneto hide the default icon.
2. Add a Custom Menu Icon
- Drag a Div Block inside the Navbar where the menu button was.
- Add an image, SVG, or text inside the Div Block for your custom icon.
- Use flexbox or other positioning styles to align it properly.
3. Toggle the Menu with Interactions
- Select the custom menu icon you just created.
- Open the Interactions panel and create a new Click trigger.
- Set an Action to toggle the visibility of the Navbar Menu when clicked.
4. Style Menu Open/Close States
- If needed, create two versions of your custom icon (e.g., one for "open" and one for "closed").
- Use interactions to switch icons when the menu opens and closes.
Summary
To customize the hamburger menu icon, hide the default button, add a custom one, and use interactions to control the menu toggle. This keeps full design control while maintaining menu functionality.