✅ | Server menu

[twin mountain]

Problem: I don't see and can't edit servers (screenshot attached). My problem is that I wanna customize servers in the list (how they look on my server screen), but, as I said, I don't see it and can't edit it.

[warm harness]

To edit the server list you must expose the scroll area widgets first—FancyMenu can’t see them by default because the list is inside a scrollable region.

1. Make sure you’re customizing the current screen (Multiplayer) rather than a universal layout. Open that screen, enable customization from the menu bar, then create the layout for it.
2. While still on that screen (not in the editor), go to Customization → Expose Scroll Area Content Of Current Screen. That lets FancyMenu show the hidden widgets (like the server entries) in the editor.
3. Once exposed, open the layout editor again—those widgets will now appear so you can move/replace them.

⚠️ Exposing scroll areas removes the original scroll containers while it’s active, so don’t forget to re-enable them if needed and keep backups.

You’ll find the full explanation and warnings in the Customizing Scrollable Screens doc.

[twin mountain]

Can you tell why this function can be blocked?

[warm harness]

The reason the “Expose Scroll Area Content of Current Screen” entry is blocked is because it only works when you are customizing a screen that actually supports it. In your case the Multiplayer screen is one of the menus that FancyMenu doesn’t allow this feature for by default (see the note on that doc page). That’s why the button stays disabled even though you’re on the right screen.

If you haven’t already, make sure:

1. Current Screen Customization is enabled for the Multiplayer screen (Customization → Current Screen Customizations).
2. You’re not already in a universal layout—this feature only runs while the actual screen you’re customizing is active.

If the option is still greyed out after that, the screen simply doesn’t support scroll exposure, so you can’t expose its scroll area. The doc explains this limitation under “Customizing Scrollable Screens,” so that’s the best reference for this behavior.

[twin mountain]

How would I turn on "expose scroll area content of current screen" in universal layout if the customization menu is blocked?

[warm harness]

You can’t. The Expose Scroll Area Content of Current Screen feature only works for layouts that are tied to the currently open screen—the option has to be toggled while you’re actually on that screen with customization enabled. Universal layouts don’t get this control because they aren’t “current screens” in that sense, so the menu entry stays blocked.

If you need to edit scrollable widgets, you’ll have to create/edit a layout for the specific screen (Multiplayer), enable customization there, and then use the menu entry while still on that screen. Universal layouts can’t use that feature, even if customization is enabled system-wide.

[twin mountain]

How to enable customization for the specific screen?

[warm harness]

To customize the Multiplayer screen you need to enable “Current Screen Customization” while that screen is open:

1. Open the Multiplayer screen (the one you want to edit).
2. Press Ctrl+Alt+C (or open the menu bar) so the FancyMenu menu appears at the top.
3. Go to Customization → Current Screen Customizations → Enabled.
   This toggles customization on just for the currently active screen.
4. Now click Layouts → New → For Current Screen (or open the editor for an existing layout) to start editing it.

Once that’s done you can expose scroll areas (if supported) and edit the elements for that screen specifically. See Getting Started → Your First Layout for the complete flow.

[warm harness]

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