So I'll click tick to drop it in, and you can see our menu in here. So this is a dynamic element, meaning it's pulling in content from somewhere else. In this case, it's pulling in a menu from the menus area. Okay, well, I could do all kinds of funky stuff with this. Like change the, the padding, change the padding and alignment and it's positional elements, right? I, I can do all of this type of thing.
Um, but I'm just going to now just show you very quickly one thing, and this is the dynamic text color. Well, if I click here, it's gonna change it to neutral. It's gonna change it to the color that I select these different accents, right? So I just want to introduce there a feature that we have called Dynamic text Color, which overrides the color of our dynamic. Uh, includes, in this case, it's overriding the color of a menu.
Okay? Now, that will also work for widgets as well. This is a cool feature because often on Mob Mobile, you're gonna be changing these background colors. If I have a menu, okay, and this is on a white background, I probably want my text to be a darker color, right? So if you have a menu section, a lot of the menu sections we have in the layout straw don't have text.
They have the body menu. So when you click on that, you're gonna see this. You're not gonna be able to edit that text. It's gonna link to a menu. So if you choose a layout and it's got a body menu, the only thing you might want to do in the editor is just click the immediate, put it into design mode, and click the, um, the immediate pencil icon, so of, of where it lives. So here's our menu. Click the immediate pencil icon, go to advanced, and then scroll to dynamic text color and change your color.
That's all you're gonna need to do. Now, if you are using a body menu, then back over in the navigation area, you can add menu labels in just the normal way that you've learned now. And just keep in mind that your body menus are quite prevalent in footers, menu sections and mega menus, which we're gonna look at, uh, just shortly."
