Levels ReadyTheme Navigation: All Categories - Vertical Fly-Out

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  • Viscott
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    • Mar 2006
    • 239

    #1

    Levels ReadyTheme Navigation: All Categories - Vertical Fly-Out

    Is it possible to add a 4th column of categories to the Levels ReadyTheme Navigation: All Categories - Vertical Fly-Out?

    By default it has 3 but it appears the 4th column can be populated.

    I noticed on the Demo that "Office" fly-out has a fourth column with a product. How was that inserted into the menu and can I populate the 4th column with more categories?

    Thanks in advance!
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    Jon

    Viscott Limited
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  • Matt Zimmermann
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    • Apr 2008
    • 2482

    #2
    Hi Jon,

    That column is populated if you add an image to the "category_menu_image" custom field. You might be able to remove it and have additional categories fill in the space. You would have to play around with the styles associated with the structure.
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    • koala
      Mighty Mivite

      • Mar 2008
      • 738

      #3
      Yeah, it took me way too long to figure out that space was for a static image. It's actually quite a nice use of space if you want to draw attention to a specific item or whatever.
      Dylan Buchfink
      The Mattress & Sleep Company
      http://www.tmasc.ca/

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      • Viscott
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        • Mar 2006
        • 239

        #4
        Originally posted by Matt Zimmermann View Post
        Hi Jon,

        That column is populated if you add an image to the "category_menu_image" custom field. You might be able to remove it and have additional categories fill in the space. You would have to play around with the styles associated with the structure.
        Is there some CSS that is available to change this out?

        Or has anyone else here done that yet?
        Jon

        Viscott Limited
        www.viscott.com

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