navbar-configuration

Parse your sitemap.md file to automatically generate navbar menu items that reflect your site structure. Map each page entry to a menu link, then replace standard HTML links with Next.js Link components to maintain the navbar in sync as your sitemap evolves.

Dropdowns require explicit z-index stacking to render above page content. Set dropdown z-index to z-50 or higher to ensure they layer correctly above modals, hero sections, and other overlaid elements in your React layout.

Yes. Parse sitemap.md once and render conditional layouts—desktop horizontal menus and mobile sheets—from the same menu data structure. Apply z-index rules consistently across both render paths to keep mobile sheets accessible.

Add i18n keys to your de.json and en.json translation files for each menu label. Reference these keys in your navbar component so menu text updates automatically when users switch languages, synchronized with your sitemap structure.

Support both text and image logos through a single configuration property. Conditionally render either an img tag or text span based on your logo setting, and apply consistent padding and alignment rules so branding scales across desktop and mobile viewports.

Configure button visibility declaratively in your navbar component—specify which buttons appear, hide, or conditionally render based on user state. This keeps button logic maintainable and separate from sitemap-driven menu generation.