Official page: setup and usage — see here => https://www.nsouta.com/navitto/
Navitto adds a fixed navigation bar that follows H2 headings in posts and pages.
It is built for sites that struggle with mobile readability, scroll fatigue, and drop-off on long articles.
Readers can quickly jump to sections, understand where they are, and continue reading with less friction.
If your users say things like:
- “Long articles are hard to scan on mobile.”
- “People leave before reaching key sections.”
- “Theme TOC behavior is inconsistent.”
Navitto gives you a lightweight, sticky in-page navigation designed for practical content flow improvements.
Features
- Fixed navigation bar – Stays at the top or bottom while scrolling and lists H2 headings.
- Display modes – Show all headings, choose specific H2 headings, or hide the nav for each post/page.
- Customizer – Control preset (simple/theme), position, height, and font weight.
- Bulk apply – Enable or disable Navitto on all existing posts from Settings > Navitto.
- Theme-aware offset – Attempts to avoid headings being hidden under fixed headers.
- Posts and pages – Works on both content types.
Source code and support
- Repository: https://github.com/n-souta/navitto
- Issues: https://github.com/n-souta/navitto/issues
Screenshots
Navitto meta box in the editor sidebar (display mode, H2 selection, and trigger settings).
Front-end fixed navigation example while scrolling a post.
Appearance > Customize > Navitto settings (preset, position, height, and typography).
Settings > Navitto screen for default behavior and bulk apply.