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Hi Cirian,
I administrate the homepage of my athletic association. Because at the time there is a strong coming up and going down of sections and this is a problem with the width of the horizontal menu. Dropdown menus are a solution. I think a update for my actual template Metropolis to Multi Column Dropdown Menus is difficult and so it would be the better way to change to a new template, which is compatible to Joomla 4. Some sections e.g. the soccer section have 10 teams and everyone has a site. Is it possible e.g. in the Stella template to create dropdown submenus in the Multi Column Dropdown Menus, which works like the mobile menu?
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Peter
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Hi Peter

The Stella template includes the functionality that is described in the following tutorial... https://www.joomla51.com/tutorials/template-extras/creating-multi-column-dropdown-menus

Note that this will only affect the desktop menu display and has no effect on the mobile version of the menu which will always display in a single column.

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Hi Cirian,
first thank you for your two answers. I know that on the mobile version the menu which will always display in a single column, but I want to know if I it is possible to open a submenu in the Multi Column Dropdown Menus, whatever new template it is. E.g. when I click on the item "Soccer" then it opens a submenu like
1.Team
2. Team
3. Team.
and so on, left, right or under the item Soccer.
I hope my English is good enough to describe the issue.
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Peter
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Hi Peter

I am not sure if I understand you correctly. Do you wish the menu dropdown to allow an accordion-style menu similar to the mobile menu? If yes then I am sorry to say this is not possible with the current template menu. You may wish to try a menu extension. There is a number of them available, one of which may have this feature (https://extensions.joomla.org/category/menu-systems/).

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Hi Cirian,
thank you for your patience. In Germany we have a phrase: One picture can tell more than 1000 words. 2_spalten.png
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Peter
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Thank you for detailing your request.

I am sorry to say this option is not currently available with any of our templates.

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Hi Cirian.
thank you for the honest answer, even though it does not make me happy.

Sincerly
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