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Thread: V9 Where are >> and non-breaking-space in left nav subcat

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    MSD is offline Member
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    Default V9 Where are >> and non-breaking-space in left nav subcat

    Anyone know where the   is in the left nav where the sub categorys display

    <ul class="tame"><li>&nbsp;&nbsp;<span class="catMark">>></span>&nbsp;&nbsp;

    I am pretty sure its source code but I am not sure where to look there either

    Ideally like to use a CSS style for an image bullet and control the indent.

    Thanks

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    Looks like you're on v9.x. Open your Template.Master file in design mode, go to EntityCategory control properties, and you should find it in "Bullet" property.

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    Default V9 >> left nav removed

    Hi Albert,

    Wanted an image bullet for the subcat and managed to tweak a work around

    Thank you for that, Visual Studio and source code is new to me. I found it and noted the style "tame" was called for both levels, primary category and sub category. I really wanted seperate style so I could control ul and li for each. This is a little over my head but I found a work around elimating padding-left on the "tame" element and utilizing styule "catMark" for my bullet as an image. Removing the nonbreakingspace was intuitive.

    I searched posts forever and did not see others wanting this edited in V9, sort of surprised.

    Every day is a learning day.

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