Still looking for this feature. Have seen post back to 2013 requesting this.
ie:
Menu 1
- Menu 1-1
- Menu 1-2
--- Menu 1-2-1
--- Menu 1-2-2
- Menu 1-3
Menu 2
Menu 3
Kinda really need this feature.
And updates and plans for make this feature available ???
While it is good to have this option, I would like to advise you to avoid this kind of navigation. A small movement of the mouse would stop the hover effect and the menu would disappear, and this gets very annoying. The classic layout of main horizontal menu and left side menu is quite good in terms of usability.
you’ve never seen this type of menu ?
maybe we are discussing two different types of menus.
that’s what I’m guessing.
Well, this is what you have in mind, isn’t it:
Definitely a good idea. Especially for mobile and being able to travel deeper into a menu.
yes. So we are on the same page as it concerns submenus.
I can create that type of menu with jquery…
but I’d prefer to do it using Webflow only.
What did you do to create that menu ?
I did not create that menu. I just took a random screenshot from Google. So my point was that this kind of menu is not very usable - any small mouse movement outside the menu zone and it disappears 
Not trying be critical of your concerns…
but literally every development language - including JQuery (javascript) has the capability
or has the flexibility to allow you to create such a menu.
As stated… I can do this in JQuery… but because it’s in JQuery… I cannot see the menu in preview mode.
It can only be seen in run-time. I understand the limitation of executing external client side code… but I still find it extremely frustrating. There are benefits of using JQuery - and of course, there are drawbacks.
Overlooking the hover state you mentioned twice…
I find the usefulness of submenus to be immense
Especially in large scale systems… which I generally build.
In smaller systems… most of the time - I find them not to be needed.
On a side-note - In jquery… the hover state issue… is a non-issue.
And as stated (above) about flexibility… Webflow already allows me the flexibility to do this. I would just prefer to do it natively within Webflow. I’m sure someone of @thewonglv skills and the very talented development staff @webflow could implement this feature. They just need the time and the prodding from the community to make this a priority… on top of their many other priorities.
Considering Webflow includes JQuery… I would find a sub-menu feature
include: @cyberdave , @PixelGeek , @thesergie
Wait for plugin marketplace - it’s their priority because then it would allow us to build stuff like these.
We’re getting a “plugin marketplace” before CMS pagination, CMS search capabilities, and file hosting?
Yikes.
@samliew Am eager to see this marketplace…
@webflow
To clarify… this is what I want.
Just prettier.
Webflow knows how to make thing pretty.
And I like pretty things.
Include: @cyberdave , @PixelGeek, @thewonglv , @webflow
Hi @Revolution something like this? (click the dropdown), should be responsive too.
http://progressive-disclosure.webflow.io/
Ignore the materilization effect (it’s just a js plugin) 
Here’s the read-only link: Webflow - Progressive Disclosure in Webflow
I basically added text elements into a dropdown list, and added click interactions (and changed cursor style) to them to go through the pages. ​The second page is set 100% to the right, and interactions just move it around. Hope this is helpful! 
wouldn’t definitely be easier to manage links if those were dynamic links in the interior pages.
Almost - except 1 issue.
- I need to dynamically bind the menus.
The method you provided works… but also requires an interaction to trigger for both DIV’s.
Because of this - it has be to done at development time… and cannot be done at run-time.
The menu system I am developing is created on-the-fly from a database (php / angularjs / mysql).
The available menu options are created based on the user’s authentication level and
So… a person with User Level 2… may have “these 20 options”…
and another person at User Level 2… has “these 15 options”…
all of which overlay the available “30 options”.
Another way of looking at this is…
But - In the application I’m developing…
The code itself is already developed.
(Unless Webflow’s changed this recently) Webflow stores the interaction / trigger code in seperate .js file.
I’ve ripped this js file apart a thousand times - and have been unable to dynamically add interactions and triggers at run-time.
Here’s an example: (it’s a bit convoluted)
I want an interaction base on a user level 1.
I want a different interaction based on user level 2.
I can create both interactions - but I must bind them to an element for the trigger to exist.
I review the JS and cut / save the interaction / trigger code into a localized “include file”.
Based on the user level… I dynamically insert the code… but the problem is
it appears the interaction are read at load - and cannot be dynamically added.
Or maybe they can… I just haven’t had the time to find the solution
I still hope @Webflow releases the new feature…
BUT NONE THE LESS…
@Waldo Excellent Solution - YOU ARE AWESOME !!!
and more importantly…
