CSS Styles - How they are Applied
Static
Static item styles apply to the base appearance of main and sub items when not interacted with. These styles apply to the look of the menu before interaction occurs.
Static Hover
Static hover styles apply when the mouse is hovering over a static item. These hover styles will be overridden by parent hover styles if set.
Parent
Parent styles apply to items which own a child sub menu and are displayed without interaction. The parent styles will override any static styles applied to the item.
Parent Hover
Parent hover styles apply to items which own a child sub menu or menus. The parent hover styles will display when the mouse is over the parent item and will override any static hover styles applied to the item.
Parent Active
Parent active styles are applied to parent items while the items sub menu is visible. These styles override parent hover, static hover, and static styles.
Persistent
Persistent styles are applied to items with a URL link that matches the URL displayed in the address bar of the browser when viewing the page. This feature helps the user identify where they are located within your site and functions similar to a breadcrumb when using hierarchical menu structures.