According the 3 tiny bars; it is just the hamburger image that is used to open up the responsive menu on mobile view. That images is selected via the actions palette:
- Select the menu
- Go to the actions palette and scroll down to ‘responsive’
- Here you’ll find the selected hamburger image, you can use any squared image you like, it will be shown at 30x30px
The space between the ‘names’ within the menu can be altered via (again) the actions palette. You can alter the padding of the menu items in order to bring them closer to each other.
But I won’t do that if I were you. Remember that YOU might not be comfortable with the usage of a hamburger for responsive/mobile view, but truth is … ‘so what’? You’re not building this for yourself, but in order to reach an audience, and that audience, using their phones and tablets are well aware of and well used to hamburger icons for opening menu’s on mobile devices. So, ask yourself … do you really want to dump a load of tidy, hardly readable menu-items which are cramped into each other on your mobile public, because you don’t like a hamburger icon?
Or … give them a pleasant looking page … with that one recognisable icon that opens up the navigation?
Think about it,
Richard
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