If you want to create a clickable menu that toggles its visibility when clicked, you can achieve this by using the onclick function in the href attribute and changing the display property of the menu using CSS.
Within your HTML code, you will define a div with the class "menu-subs" and an id of "menu". Additionally, you will create a heading element which, when clicked, will execute a JavaScript function.
<div class="menu-subs" id="menu">
// the menu
</div>
<h1 onclick="openMenu()">Open menu</h1>
In the CSS section, you set the display property of the classes ".menu-subs" and ".menu-column-4" to "none", ensuring that the menu is initially hidden.
.menu-subs, .menu-column-4
{
display: none;
}
The JavaScript function openMenu() retrieves the menu element from the HTML and changes its styling to make it visible upon clicking the heading link.
function openMneu(){
//get the menu element in the html
elem = document.getElementById("menu");
// set the styling of the menu to visible
elem.style.display = "block"; //or inline block depending on your other css
}
By calling openMenu() upon clicking the heading link, the menu will be displayed. While there are alternative methods like using event listeners, this straightforward approach should suffice for your needs. Feel free to reach out if you encounter any issues!
(this is my second stackoverflow answer :|)