An inline menu in a web table is a small set of actions shown directly inside each table row, usually at the end of the row.
It lets users take action on that specific item without leaving the table view. For example, if you have a table of users, each row might have an inline menu with options like:
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These options often appear as icons or inside a 3-dot (⋮) button that opens a small menu. Inline menus should be designed to stand out against the background, making it clear that they offer crucial, timely options for users. When deployed thoughtfully, they effectively balance form and function, guiding users without disrupting the overall layout or visual hierarchy.[1]