Hi ​@Vadym - yes, if you select the ‘HTML widget’ you can enter your own custom code and create something entirely from scratch (in theory you can create a 100% custom page like this, if needed).  If you notice that not all of the widgets are available it’s likely due to the section that you’ve selected - for example, there are certain widgets that you can’t add to the sidebar.

​@Kenneth R Thanks for your answer, got it :)

​@Kenneth R 

One more question if possible. Could you please tell me how realistic it is to implement such a header?

With a search structure like this, how to correctly pass links?

And what if I want create my custom widget to let another people from my team customize it? Is it possible and if yes then how? Explain someone me please

​@Kenneth R 

One more question if possible. Could you please tell me how realistic it is to implement such a header?

With a search structure like this, how to correctly pass links?

 

 

Hi ​@Vadym - the easiest thing to do is to use the out-of-the-box ‘Mega Menu’ widget. You will be slightly constrained in terms of the overall layout, but you can customize all of the links and their order.  You’re not limited to default links related to our platform modules, so you can also add links to other locations outside of the community.  You could alternately choose to create an entirely custom header.  Or have a combination of both, like we have in this community.  We use the Mega Menu for community links and a custom header for our broader ecosystem.

If you want someone else from your team to work on the HTML widgets you just need to give them Administrator or Community Manager permissions and they’ll also be able to add and edit the code.  You can edit their permissions by finding them in the User Overview, or if they don’t yet have an account you can invite them from the Team Overview page.