The longer the page, the further the navigation drifts away from the shopper. On a category with a hundred products the filter panel is somewhere far above, and the menu is out of reach entirely. Pinning them solves that without redesigning anything.

What it does

• Turns the store menu into a floating one that stays visible while scrolling.
• Pins any other block in place — the filter panel, for example.
• Transparency settings for the pinned menu.
• A choice of what to pin: the top menu, the main menu, or both at once.
• Pinning can be disabled below a chosen window width — so it does not get in the way on phones.

Where it helps most

Large catalogs with long listings, where the filter is used constantly. Stores with a wide menu, where jumping between sections is the main navigation pattern. And long content pages, where the call to action would otherwise scroll out of sight.

Support and updates

The settings are covered in the documentation. Six months of free updates, questions through HelpDesk.

FAQ

Can I pin something other than the menu?

Yes, any block can be fixed in position — a filter panel is the most common choice.

Will it get in the way on mobile?

Pinning can be switched off below a screen width you choose, so phones keep the full screen for content.