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| Price | Name | Varient |
| $1,299 | Samsung Book S4 | 256 GB |
| $1,499 | Samsung Book S4 Pro | 512 GB |
| $1,999 | Samsung Book S4 Max | 1 TB |
| $2,199 | Samsung Book S4 Ultra | 2TB |
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In the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg), you can add this functionality through various block-based themes or plugins. However, the button itself may not be explicitly named as a “hamburger” button in the Block Editor, but you can find similar functionality when configuring navigation menus or adding blocks for headers.
To add a hamburger-style menu:
Add a Navigation Block: If you’re working in the block editor, you can add a Navigation Block to your page or template, which can be configured to include a hamburger-style toggle in mobile view.
Navigate to the Customizer: Go to Appearance > Customize and then look for the Menus section or Header settings. Some themes have built-in options to enable a mobile-friendly hamburger menu.