Header

Shows a thin bar above the main header with contact info on the left and icons/buttons on the right. Turning it off hides the Top Header Settings section below.

Wide Container stretches the top bar edge-to-edge and requires a Stretched global layout.

A short line of text (HTML allowed) shown on the left side of the bar. Leave empty to hide it.

Adds a button that opens a fullwidth map dropdown showing the locations set in Map Settings.

Label for the map dropdown button.

Contact email shown on the left side. Defaults to your WordPress admin email.

Shows social icons pulled from Social Links.

Shows a login link that becomes a personal menu dropdown once a visitor is logged in.

Shows a language switcher. Requires the WPML plugin.

Shows a checkout/cart button. Requires WooCommerce.

Shows a custom button with its own icon, title, and link. The three fields below appear once this is on.

Icon shown on the custom button.

Label for the custom button.

URL the custom button links to.

Wide Container stretches the row holding your logo and navigation edge-to-edge.

Highend's four base header layouts: Type 1 (logo left, navigation right, same row), Type 2 (logo and an optional text box on their own row above the navigation), Type 3 (Type 2 with a centered navigation row), and Side Navigation (a fixed vertical panel instead of a horizontal header; see below).

Aligns the logo to the left or right of the header. Not shown for Type 3 or Side Navigation, which center the logo.

Keeps the header pinned to the top of the viewport while scrolling. Not shown for Side Navigation.

Header height in pixels while sticky, from 30 to 100. Shown only for Type 1.

Header height in pixels when not sticky, from 60 to 200. Shown only for Type 1.

HTML text shown to the right of the logo. Shown only for Type 2.

Transparent (standard on scroll) starts see-through over your page content and becomes solid once the visitor scrolls. If you use it, set a light logo in Logo Settings.

Light or dark color scheme for the panel and its text.

Side of the screen the panel docks to, or Center to center its content within the panel.

Covers the whole panel. Recommended size 370×1080px. Leave empty to use a plain color instead.

Shows social icons below the navigation, pulled from Social Links.

HTML text (shortcodes allowed) shown at the bottom of the panel.

Animates the panel's elements in on page load.

The main navigation's visual style. Which Navigation Animation effects are available depends on this choice. The fourth skin supports the most.

Hover effect on top-level menu items. Options change based on the selected Navigation Skin.

Shows a search icon in the navigation bar.

Default opens a search field in the header with live results as you type. Modern (Search window) opens a search window instead: a rounded card near the top of the screen, over a dimmed and blurred page, in the navigation colors. It shows live results with a thumbnail, the type and the date (arrow keys to pick one, Enter to open it), and closes with Escape or a click outside.

Shows live results while typing, in both search styles.

Adds a slide-out panel triggered from the navigation. Add widgets to it under AppearanceWidgets in the Side Panel Section area.

Shows a cart icon/button in the navigation. Requires WooCommerce.

Color scheme for sub-menu dropdowns.

On mobile, lets a visitor tap a parent menu item to expand its sub-menu in place instead of navigating away immediately.

The button that opens the menu on phones and tablets, and the look of the menu itself. Options: Classic: three lines (three thin lines, the lower one shorter, with no animation), Modern: two lines (two thin lines that swap lengths on hover), Label and lines (the word "Menu", in the navigation font, before the two modern lines). Modern and Label and lines also give the menu itself a fresh look, see below.