Navigation Configuration Field Explanation

• title: The main title for the navigation section, typically describing the purpose of the navigation configuration, in this case, “Navigation Configuration.”
• logo_link: The URL where the logo links to when clicked. This is typically the homepage or the main site URL, in this case, “https://mdfriday.com/"
• logo_image: The path to the logo image file used in the navigation bar. This is the image that will be displayed as the logo in the navigation, here it is “img/mdfriday.svg.”
• left_links: A list of links that will appear on the left side of the navigation bar. Each link is described by a title, URL, and a flag indicating whether the link is ready to be used (true means the link is ready and functional, false means the link is not ready, and may trigger an action like onclick instead of a direct URL).
  • Example: "Themes, /themes, false" means there is a “Themes” link that leads to /themes, but it is not yet ready (potentially triggering an action like onclick).
• right_links: A list of links that will appear on the right side of the navigation bar. Similar to left_links, but typically used for links like “Contact Us,” external URLs, etc.
  • Example: "Contact Us, mailto:service@mdfriday.com" means there is a “Contact Us” link that opens the user’s email client with the provided email address.
• buttons: A list of buttons that can be displayed in the navigation bar. Each button is defined by a text label, URL or action link, and a flag indicating if it’s ready (true means the button’s action or link is ready, false means it is not ready and might trigger an action instead).
  • Example: "Get started, #, false" means there is a “Get started” button with a # link that is not yet ready (potentially triggering an action like onclick).