Google Analytics sets this cookie to calculate visitor, session and campaign data and track site usage for the site's analytics report. This is a Google UserID cookie that tracks users across various website segments.

YouTube sets this cookie via embedded YouTube videos and registers anonymous statistical data. These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. Do the same with active state.Īnalytical cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the website. I am going to increase the tracking and a transition speed.

Click on rollover state and format the new behaviour of the text.

Use your desired font and format it as you like in normal state. Each text frame will correspond to a Muse page or an external page. Make sure the trigger is in the Normal state and fill it with your hamburger icon. Add color to the container (this will be the lightbox color).

Move the trigger to the top right of your website and pin it.

You will just need one trigger box, the container, the target and the close button. Also, delete other elements like the black sidebars and the text below.

Open your Widget Library and drag the Lightbox display.

You can learn how to convert your fonts into web fonts here. If you use a System Font, Muse will export it as an image so if you want to achieve the same effect as this tutorial, I recommend using a standard font or convert your font into a web font. This text effect will look different depending on the type of text you want to use. I will also use the text tool to format the text in the different states ( Normal, Rollover, Mouse down and Active) and crete a smooth text effect. The only widget that we are going to use is the Lightbox Display that you will find in your Widget Library, in the Composition folder.

Learn how to create your own customized hamburger menu with a lightbox effect using Adobe Muse built-in widgets.

Adobe muse free widgets