# Side nav settings in the Design tab

URL: https://www.panoramr.com/help/design-side-nav-list-menu
Category: Design and branding
Keywords: side nav, side menu, sidebar, list menu, nested folders, foot links, hamburger button
Last checked: 2026-10-31

Every setting of the Side nav – list menu panel in the Design tab: where it is, what it starts as, what it does and what visitors see.

The side nav is a menu along the left or right side of the tour that lists the rooms, with the room groups as folders, an optional logo, and a foot of links and icons. This page lists every setting of the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu) in the **Design** tab, in the order the panel shows them. To choose which bars a tour has, start with [Customize the player's bars, sidebar and gallery](https://www.panoramr.com/help/customizing-the-ui-top-navigation-bottom-bar-and-sidebars).

**Who can use it.** The owner and, by default, an Admin collaborator can open the Design tab; it is not open to Editors or Viewers. Every plan has the side nav. In the **Basic** view the panel has the **Layout** tab with **Enable side nav**, **Default to open**, **Position**, **Nested navigation (categories)**, **List a parent group's own panoramas** and the logo switch; the **Advanced** view adds the rest of the **Layout** tab, the **Menu title** tab and the **Style** tab. A tour on a Free plan that wears a Pro theme and has never been hosted shows visitors the free Default look: the switches that put the menu in the tour stay as you set them, and its look (position, width, style, toggle, title, colors) goes back to the starting values below ([What visitors get](https://www.panoramr.com/help/customizing-the-ui-top-navigation-bottom-bar-and-sidebars#what-visitors-get)).

**When visitors get a change.** The preview beside the panels shows it at once. Visitors get it after you click **Save & Render**, or after **Publish changes** when the tour uses Draft Workflows ([My changes do not show for visitors](https://www.panoramr.com/help/when-do-changes-show)).

## Turn the menu on

### Enable side nav

The switch at the top of the panel puts the menu in the tour. It starts off.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), the switch at the top. Basic and Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Adds the menu to the tour's player. The other settings of the panel only matter while it is on. A dot beside **Side nav – list menu** in the list of modules shows that it is on. The menu is also on the page, shut and for a phone only, when a phone bar has its **Side Nav - List Menu** button ticked in **Mobile navigation**, which the starting values do.
**What visitors see:** A menu button and a list of rooms beside the picture. With the switch off they see no side menu on a computer.
**Related:** [Mobile navigation settings](https://www.panoramr.com/help/design-mobile-navigation).

## How the menu opens and where it sits

These settings are on the **Layout** tab. **Default to open** and **Position** are in both views; the others are in the **Advanced** view only.

### Default to open

Choose whether the list is open when the tour loads.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Behaviour** > **Default to open**. Basic and Advanced view.
**Default:** `on`
**What it does:** Opens the menu at the start. It counts on a screen 768 pixels wide or wider; on a phone the menu always starts shut.
**What visitors see:** The menu open beside the picture, or shut with only its button showing. The visitor can open and shut it either way.

### Navigation width

Choose how wide the menu is.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Size** > **Navigation width**. Advanced view.
**Default:** **Standard (default)** (`standard`)
**What it does:** **Narrow** is a compact list, **Wide** gives room for longer titles. The widths grow on big screens: 250, 320 and 400 pixels for **Narrow**, 300, 380 and 480 for **Standard (default)**, and 350, 440 and 560 for **Wide** on a screen under 1440 pixels, from 1440 and from 2560.
**What visitors see:** The menu at that width.

### Position

Choose which side of the picture the menu is on.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Placement** > **Position**. Basic and Advanced view.
**Default:** **Left side** (`left`)
**What it does:** Puts the menu on the **Left side** or the **Right side**. A folder's flyout panel opens on the side toward the picture.
**What visitors see:** The menu at that side.
**Related:** **Layout position**.

### Layout position

Choose between a menu that fills the side and a floating card.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Placement** > **Layout position**. Advanced view.
**Default:** **Fixed to side** (`fixed`)
**What it does:** **Fixed to side** sits beside the view. **Floating pill** is a rounded card above the panorama.
**What visitors see:** The menu as a full-height panel, or as a card with a gap round it.
**Related:** **Position**.

## Groups of rooms

These settings are on the **Layout** tab, in the card **Categories**. Only **Nested navigation (categories)** is in the **Basic** view; the others show in the **Advanced** view while it is on. [Organize scenes into panorama groups](https://www.panoramr.com/help/organizing-tours-with-panorama-groups) has the whole story, from making a group to seeing it in the menu.

### Nested navigation (categories)

Groups the rooms under the names of their panorama groups.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Categories** > **Nested navigation (categories)**. Basic and Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Shows one folder for each group instead of a flat list. Rooms in no group go in a folder named by **Ungrouped folder label**. The app also calls a group a category.
**What visitors see:** A list of folders. With the switch off, or while no room is in a group, a flat list of rooms.
**Needs:** Rooms in groups (**Panorama Groups**).
**Related:** **Sidebar style**, **Panorama Groups**.


### List a parent group's own panoramas

How a group with groups under it lists its own panoramas.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Categories** > **List a parent group's own panoramas**, under **Nested navigation (categories)**. Basic and Advanced view.
**Default:** on (`on`)
**What it does:** For a group that other groups are **Part of** (Settings, **Panorama Groups**), its own panoramas are listed one by one below those groups, with no heading of their own. Off, they are a group under its own name, still below the others.
**What visitors see:** With the **Top nav bar – multi menu** opening the side list, a press on Restaurants lists The Keys and its other restaurants' groups, then each panorama tagged Restaurants itself as a row. The bar's dropdowns follow the same order.
**Needs:** Parent groups, and the **Top nav bar – multi menu** on **Automatic**.

### Sidebar style

Choose how a folder opens.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Categories** > **Sidebar style**. Advanced view.
**Default:** **Flyout menu** (`flyout`)
**What it does:** **Flyout menu** opens a folder's rooms in a panel beside the menu while the pointer is on the folder. **Nested / accordion** opens the rooms under the folder. **Single page** replaces the menu with the folder's rooms and a back button. Under 768 pixels wide **Flyout menu** works like **Nested / accordion**.
**What visitors see:** Folders that open in that way.
**Needs:** **Nested navigation (categories)** on.

### Ungrouped folder label

Name the folder for rooms that are in no group.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Categories** > **Ungrouped folder label**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `Other Panoramas`
**What it does:** Sets the folder's name. It is the same setting as **Ungrouped Items Label** under **Panorama Groups** on the **Settings** tab. A tour in other languages can translate the name there.
**What visitors see:** The folder with that name, once some rooms are in groups.
**Needs:** **Nested navigation (categories)** on.

### Click to lock open

Keeps a folder's panel open after a click.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Categories** > **Click to lock open**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** In the **Flyout menu** style on a computer, a click on a folder keeps its panel open instead of only while the pointer is over it.
**What visitors see:** A folder panel that stays until the visitor clicks again or chooses a room.
**Needs:** **Nested navigation (categories)** on, and **Flyout menu** chosen.

### Show category arrows

Show an arrow beside each folder.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Categories** > **Show category arrows**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `on`
**What it does:** Draws an arrow at the end of each folder's row.
**What visitors see:** The arrows, or plain folder names.
**Needs:** **Nested navigation (categories)** on.

### Navigation side margin

Steps the rows in from the edges of the menu.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Categories** > **Navigation side margin**. Advanced view.
**Default:** **None (full width)** (`none`)
**What it does:** A choice of 10, 20, 30, 40 or 50 pixels. The rows and folders get that gap on both sides, a small gap above and below and rounded corners.
**What visitors see:** Rows that stand in from the menu's edges instead of running the full width.
**Needs:** **Nested navigation (categories)** on for the panel to show it.

### Panorama Groups

The list of groups, and the order the menu shows them in.

**Where:** **Settings** tab > card **Panorama Groups**. It is not in the Design tab. The **Settings** tab is in the **Advanced** view.
**Default:** `none`
**What it does:** Holds the names of the tour's groups in the order of that list, which its `↑` and `↓` buttons change. A group that rooms use but the list lacks comes after the others, in alphabetical order, and a group with no rooms is not shown. You put each room in a group on the **Panoramas** tab.
**What visitors see:** Folders in that order.
**Needs:** **Nested navigation (categories)** on.
**Related:** [Organize scenes into panorama groups](https://www.panoramr.com/help/organizing-tours-with-panorama-groups).

## The toggle button

These settings are on the **Layout** tab, in the card **Toggle icon**. The card is in the **Advanced** view and shows in the panel while **Nested navigation (categories)** is on; the player uses the saved choice either way.

### Toggle style

Choose the look of the button that opens and shuts the menu.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Toggle icon** > **Toggle style**. Advanced view.
**Default:** **Hamburger menu** (`hamburger`)
**What it does:** **Hamburger menu** is three lines. **Arrow** is an arrow that points toward the picture while the menu is shut and toward the menu while it is open.
**What visitors see:** The button in that style.
**Related:** **Arrow position**.

### Arrow position

Choose where the arrow sits along the edge.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Toggle icon** > **Arrow position**. Advanced view.
**Default:** **Top** (`top`)
**What it does:** Puts the arrow at the **Top** or in the **Middle** of the edge. The field shows only while **Toggle style** is **Arrow**.
**What visitors see:** The arrow at that place.
**Needs:** **Toggle style** set to **Arrow**.

## Brand logo

These settings are on the **Layout** tab, in the card **Brand logo**. **Enable sidebar brand logo** is in both views; the other two are shown while it is on.

### Enable sidebar brand logo

Shows a logo, centred, at the top or the bottom of the menu.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Brand logo** > **Enable sidebar brand logo**. Basic and Advanced view.
**Default:** `on`
**What it does:** Lets the menu show a logo. The logo is the one chosen under **Selected logo**; while that has none, the tour's own logo from **Branding** is used.
**What visitors see:** The logo in the menu. With no logo anywhere, nothing.
**Related:** [Brand colors and logos](https://www.panoramr.com/help/adding-custom-logos-and-brand-colors-to-the-tour-player).

### Selected logo

Choose a logo for the menu alone.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Brand logo** > **Selected logo**. Basic and Advanced view.
**Default:** `none`
**What it does:** **Upload or choose from assets** opens the picker. Once a logo is chosen, **Change logo** picks another and **Remove** clears it. While none is chosen and the tour has a logo, the panel says `Using the tour logo, from Design > Branding.` and **Use a different logo here** chooses one for the menu.
**What visitors see:** That logo in the menu.
**Needs:** **Enable sidebar brand logo** on.

### Logo position

Put the logo at the top or the bottom of the menu.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Brand logo** > **Logo position**. Advanced view.
**Default:** **Top of sidebar** (`top`)
**What it does:** Chooses **Top of sidebar** or **Bottom of sidebar**. The field shows once there is a logo.
**What visitors see:** The logo at that end of the menu.
**Needs:** **Enable sidebar brand logo** on, and a logo.

## Foot links

These settings are on the **Layout** tab, in the card **Foot links**. The card is in the **Advanced** view. It holds the links at the foot of the menu, under the folding heading **Arrange & toggle icons** (which says how many are on, for example `3 on`), and **Show icons as**.

### Arrange & toggle icons

Choose which links the foot has and put them in order. Drag a row, or press the up and down arrows beside it, to move it.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Foot links** > **Arrange & toggle icons**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `listRooms, floorplan, gallery, info, autorotate, vr, accessibility, map, fullscreen, lang`
**What it does:** Sets the order of the foot's links. The rows are named as the same buttons are in the other bars: an icon has one name everywhere. **List All Rooms**, **Floor Plan** and **Room Pictures** are the links the menu has always had; the other seven are off until you switch them on. A row that is switched off keeps its place in the list. **Floor Plan** and **Room Pictures** keep their switches in settings of their own; **Room Pictures** starts on and **Floor Plan** starts off.
**What visitors see:** The links that are on, in that order, at the foot of the menu.
**Related:** [Icon lists of the other bars](https://www.panoramr.com/help/customizing-the-ui-top-navigation-bottom-bar-and-sidebars).

### List All Rooms

Opens a list of every room by name.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > **Foot links** > **Arrange & toggle icons** > **List All Rooms**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Adds a link to the foot. Switching it on also gives the Media Window its **Room list** tab.
**What visitors see:** A link that opens the list of rooms in the Media Window.
**Related:** **Media window**.

### Room Info

Opens the room's text and media.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > **Foot links** > **Arrange & toggle icons** > **Room Info**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Adds a link with the words `Room Info`.
**What visitors see:** A link that opens the Media Window on the room's information. It shows for a room that has text or media, or when the tour has some.

### Autorotate

Starts and stops the automatic turning.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > **Foot links** > **Arrange & toggle icons** > **Autorotate**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Adds a link with the words `Autorotate`.
**What visitors see:** A link that starts or stops the turning and shows which. It starts out stopped for a visitor who asked their device for less motion.

### VR Mode

Enters VR.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > **Foot links** > **Arrange & toggle icons** > **VR Mode**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Adds a link with the words `VR Mode`.
**What visitors see:** A link that asks the player to enter VR mode.
**Related:** [VR mode and Cardboard support](https://www.panoramr.com/help/virtual-reality-mode-and-cardboard-support).

### Accessibility Mode

Opens the accessible view of the tour.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > **Foot links** > **Arrange & toggle icons** > **Accessibility Mode**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Adds a link with the words `Accessibility Mode`. It is left out of a tour that has the accessibility button switched off.
**What visitors see:** A link for the tour's accessibility mode.

### Map

Opens the tour's map.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > **Foot links** > **Arrange & toggle icons** > **Map**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Adds a link with the words `Map`.
**What visitors see:** A link that opens the map. It is left out for a tour in which no panorama has a position.
**Needs:** Panoramas with a position.

### Fullscreen

Takes the player full screen.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > **Foot links** > **Arrange & toggle icons** > **Fullscreen**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Adds a link with the words `Fullscreen`. It is left out where the browser cannot go full screen and in a tour that has the full screen button switched off.
**What visitors see:** A link that toggles full screen.

### Language Switcher

Lets a visitor change the language of the tour.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > **Foot links** > **Arrange & toggle icons** > **Language Switcher**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Adds a link with the word `Language`.
**What visitors see:** A language list that reloads the tour in the chosen language. A tour with one language shows no such link.
**Needs:** At least two languages in the tour.
**Related:** [A tour in several languages](https://www.panoramr.com/help/how-to-create-a-360-virtual-tour-in-multiple-languages).

### Show icons as

Choose between links with words and a row of icons.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Layout** tab > card **Foot links** > **Show icons as**. Advanced view.
**Default:** **Text and icon**
**What it does:** **Text and icon** puts each link on its own line with its words. **Icons** puts them in one row. The choice is saved as the display mode of the three links the foot has always had, and the panel reads **Icons** only when all three are icons.
**What visitors see:** Links with words, one under the other, or a row of small round icons.

## The menu title and the rows

These settings are on the **Menu title** tab, in the **Advanced** view only.

### Show menu title

Shows or hides the word above the list of rooms.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Menu title** tab > card **Menu title** > **Show menu title**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `on`
**What it does:** Hide the word to give the list more room. The **Single page** style still puts a folder's name in the heading while that folder is open.
**What visitors see:** The word, or none.

### Menu title

The word above the list of rooms.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Menu title** tab > card **Menu title** > **Menu title**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `Menu`
**What it does:** Up to 40 characters. An empty box leaves the standard word.
**What visitors see:** Your word above the rooms.
**Needs:** **Show menu title** on.

### Lines between items

Draws a thin line between one row and the next.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Menu title** tab > card **Rows** > **Lines between items**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Adds a line between the rows in the top list, inside an open folder and in the **Single page** lists, but not above the first or under the last.
**What visitors see:** Fine lines between the rows.
**Related:** **Line colour**.

### Line colour

The color of those lines.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Menu title** tab > card **Rows** > **Line colour**. Advanced view.
**Default:** none: empty, which means automatic
**What it does:** Left empty, the line is a faint tint of the menu's text color, which the field shows. **Use automatic** empties it again.
**What visitors see:** The lines in that color.
**Needs:** **Lines between items** on.

### Line height

Choose how tall the rows are.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Menu title** tab > card **Rows** > **Line height**. Advanced view.
**Default:** **Normal** (`normal`)
**What it does:** **Small**, **Normal** or **Large**: the space above and below each row of the menu.
**What visitors see:** Rows a few pixels shorter or taller.

## Colors and type of the menu

These settings are on the **Style** tab, in the **Advanced** view only.

### Use your own colours

Colors the menu apart from the rest of the player.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Style** tab > **Use your own colours**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** While it is off the menu wears the colors, glass effect and font of **Global aesthetics**. Switching it on shows the fields below.
**What visitors see:** With it on, the menu in the colors and type below; with it off, the tour's global look.
**Related:** [Brand colors](https://www.panoramr.com/help/adding-custom-logos-and-brand-colors-to-the-tour-player).

### Global Typography Font

The font of the menu.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Style** tab > **Global Typography Font**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `default`
**What it does:** Picks a font for the menu alone. `default` keeps the tour's font. It counts only while **Use your own colours** is on.
**What visitors see:** The menu's words in that font.
**Needs:** **Use your own colours** on.

### Base font size

The size of the menu's words.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Style** tab > **Base font size**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `16` px
**What it does:** A slider from 12 to 24 pixels.
**What visitors see:** The menu's words at that size.
**Needs:** **Use your own colours** on.

### Interface text colour

The color of the menu's words.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Style** tab > **Interface text colour**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `#ffffff`
**What it does:** Sets the color of the room names and the title. A fainter shade of it is used for secondary words.
**What visitors see:** The words in that color.
**Needs:** **Use your own colours** on.

### Interface icon colour

The color of the menu's icons.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Style** tab > **Interface icon colour**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `#ffffff`
**What it does:** Sets the color of the icons in the menu.
**What visitors see:** The icons in that color.
**Needs:** **Use your own colours** on.

### Link hover colour

The color of a link under the pointer.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Style** tab > **Link hover colour**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `#6366f1`
**What it does:** Sets the color a row's words take while the pointer is on it.
**What visitors see:** The row in that color under the pointer.
**Needs:** **Use your own colours** on.

### Hover background colour

The color behind a row under the pointer.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Style** tab > **Hover background colour**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `#ffffff`
**What it does:** Sets the color laid behind a row while the pointer is on it. **Hover background opacity** sets how strongly.
**What visitors see:** A tint behind the row under the pointer, and a lighter one behind each folder's row.
**Needs:** **Use your own colours** on.

### Make solid (no transparency)

Makes the hover background fully solid.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Style** tab > **Hover background colour** > **Make solid (no transparency)**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `off`
**What it does:** Switches the hover background to full strength. **Hover background opacity** is hidden while it is on.
**What visitors see:** A solid color behind the row under the pointer.
**Needs:** **Use your own colours** on.

### Primary UI colour

The color of the menu itself.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Style** tab > **Primary UI colour**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `#141419`
**What it does:** Sets the menu's background. It is drawn with the glass opacity of **Global aesthetics**, 60 percent to start with, so the picture shows through.
**What visitors see:** The menu in that color.
**Needs:** **Use your own colours** on.
**Related:** **Global aesthetics**.

### Open group background

The color behind the rooms of an open folder.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Style** tab > **Open group background**. Advanced view.
**Default:** none: empty, which means automatic
**What it does:** Left empty, the rooms are on the menu's own color, which the field shows. **Use automatic** empties it again.
**What visitors see:** The rooms of an open folder on that color.
**Needs:** **Use your own colours** on, and **Nested navigation (categories)** with **Nested / accordion** or **Flyout menu**.

### Hover background opacity

How strong the hover background is.

**Where:** the Side nav – list menu panel (Design tab > Side nav – list menu), **Style** tab > **Hover background opacity**. Advanced view.
**Default:** `25` percent
**What it does:** A slider. It sets how much of **Hover background colour** shows. The slider is hidden while **Make solid (no transparency)** is on.
**What visitors see:** A fainter or stronger tint behind the row under the pointer.
**Needs:** **Use your own colours** on, and **Make solid (no transparency)** off.

## Troubleshooting

**There is no side menu in my tour.** Check **Enable side nav** and save. On a phone the menu is a button in a phone bar: see [Mobile navigation settings](https://www.panoramr.com/help/design-mobile-navigation). On a Free plan, a tour in a Pro theme that has never been hosted shows the free Default look, which keeps your switches but not your look settings. A change that is not saved or published does not reach visitors yet.

**Visitors see a flat list, not folders.** **Nested navigation (categories)** is off, or no room is in a group yet. See [Organize scenes into panorama groups](https://www.panoramr.com/help/organizing-tours-with-panorama-groups).

**I cannot find Sidebar style, Navigation width or Foot links.** They are in the **Advanced** view. Click **Advanced**. **Sidebar style** also needs **Nested navigation (categories)** on.

**A foot link I switched on is missing.** **Map** needs panoramas with a position, **Language Switcher** needs two languages, **Accessibility Mode** and **Fullscreen** are left out when the tour switches those buttons off, and **Room Info** shows only for a room with text or media.

**My colors do nothing.** The fields on the **Style** tab count only while **Use your own colours** is on.