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Dynamic Menu: Navigation You Can Change Yourself

Menus are lists you arrange yourself. Header, footer and page navigation go live the moment you save.

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Dynamic Menu: Navigation You Can Change Yourself

Navigation as Content You Edit, Not Code

The Vodlix dynamic menu treats navigation as content you edit yourself, not something fixed at build time. On most platforms, the strip at the top of every screen is set by developers, so adding a link means a ticket, a release and a wait. In Vodlix, header, footer and page menus are lists you arrange in the admin area, live the moment you save. For OTT operators, editable navigation means the platform can respond to a campaign on a Tuesday rather than in the next sprint.


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Drag to order

Put the priority item where eyes land.

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Three menus

Header, footer and page, built the same.

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Live on save

No ticket, no release, no wait.

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Four Menu Controls: Order, Type, Platform and Status

Each Vodlix menu item has four controls that matter: order, type, platform and status. Drag items to reorder them so the priority link sits where eyes land first. Mix internal pages, external links and content lists in the same menu. Target an item to specific platforms, and switch it on or off without deleting it. Four simple controls cover almost every navigation change a team needs to make.


Promote a Content List to a Menu Entry

In Vodlix, a curated content list can become a menu entry in its own right. A seasonal collection, a sports hub or a new releases row can be promoted to the top level navigation the week it matters and removed when it no longer does. Because the list already exists in the CMS, adding it to the menu is one action. Promoting collections to navigation is how you steer viewers toward what you are pushing without rebuilding pages.


Per Platform and Per Audience Navigation

Vodlix menu items declare where they belong, so a footer link meant for the website does not clutter the television interface. Platform targeting keeps each screen's navigation appropriate to how it is used. Authorisation settings show a menu section only to the audience it applies to, such as subscribers on a particular plan. Per platform and per audience navigation means every viewer sees a menu that fits their device and their access.


Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about taking advantage of this limited-time offer? Check out the FAQ for answers.

Can I edit my platform's navigation myself on Vodlix?
Yes. Vodlix dynamic menus are lists you build and reorder in the admin area, with changes going live the moment you save, so a new link never needs a developer ticket or a release.
Which menus can I control with Vodlix?
Vodlix lets you control header, footer and page navigation menus, all built and managed the same way, with drag to reorder and on/off status for every item.
What can a Vodlix menu item link to?
A Vodlix menu item can point to an internal page, an external link or a content list, so a curated collection can be promoted to the top level navigation the week it matters.
Can I show menu items only on certain platforms?
Yes. Each Vodlix menu item declares where it belongs, so an item can be web only, TV only or shown everywhere, keeping each screen's navigation appropriate to how it is used.
Can I prepare menu items before a launch?
Yes. Vodlix menu items can be switched off or restricted to specific audiences until you are ready, so you can build navigation for a launch in advance and enable it on the day.
Does changing the menu require a release?
No. Navigation is configuration rather than code, so a change is live when you save it and reaches the web and the apps together.