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Category Menu, Fancy Categories
Hi Gurus
Within my "Categories" Menu (which, if it makes an difference, has 'fancy categories' installed) I want to change the CSS so i can get the whole list to scoot to the left about 50 pixels (I think the category icon space is creating this space, this but I don't know for sure.. within the attached image, I'm referring to the red area)... http://www.chadaustin.com/images/screenshot_category-space.jpg Also, I want to make the (category) font smaller... I can't seem to find this within main.css either... but I've been known to overlook a trainwreck directly in front of me :). Thanks folks, Chad |
Re: Category Menu, Fancy Categories
Use Firefox with Firebug - it will tell you exactly which classes and in which css file you have to change. For fancy categories I would assume they have their own css file?
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Re: Category Menu, Fancy Categories
Thanks Steve... I did find it, believe it or not... I must have looked over the "Fancy cat..." main.css 20x times and missed it. And here I am certified in CSS like 3 times.
Go figure. And that worked... and there was much rejoicing! :) But this leads me to another question... within the Fancy Categories set-up, each category displays the number of items (in pararethesis). I want to be able to format this number to go from looking like FIG A. below to FIG B. http://www.chadaustin.com/images/fancy_issue_screenshot.jpg:D/ I'm sure this is something where I'd have to find the the php query and format just this area but I have no idea where to find it. Any suggestions? Thanks again Steve, and to anyone who might volunteer an answer. Chad |
Re: Category Menu, Fancy Categories
Don't have fancy cats but this is probably in the tpl that populates the menu - the number is under same class as the cat name. You just have to find it in the tpl and maybe surround the number in <span> with new color
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Re: Category Menu, Fancy Categories
You're correct Steve... I found it within fancy_subcateogries.tpl... located by this path: skin1/modules/Fancy_Categories/Icons
Within the <span>, you can see my down and dirty "inline" solution below. Code:
{strip} Thanks for point in the right direction, Steve.. I put all this on here so hopefully somone else will benefit from my ignorance. :) Chad |
Re: Category Menu, Fancy Categories
I would make the style a class in the css and have <span class=""> as it will be used many times for the menu
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Re: Category Menu, Fancy Categories
Yes, you are correct. I will do just that! Thanks-
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