In this tutorial, learn how to disable and remove links from menu items in Elementor. That way, you can simply create subtitles above your menu items and give them a custom styling by targeting them using nth-child elements.
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SIMPLE CUSTOM CSS AND JS PLUGIN:
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MUSIC:
Artist: Corbyn Kites
Track Title: Staycation
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