Hello, I would like to display all my categories with sub-categories in a different font size, smaller than the main category font size.
Is this possible? Do tell.
edit the stylesheet.css file
add this to the bottom:
change 8 to whatever you want
add this to the bottom:
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#category.middle a{
font-size: 8pt;
}
the idea is to clearly distinguish between categories and sub-categories in a single glance, using font sizes. if you look at the category.tpl file in /module then you see that the class 'middle' applies to *ALL* things listed in the categories - this is not what I mean!
My signifier of "#category" means that it will only apply to the category box. You will likely need to do Ctrl+F5 to refresh the browser cache
If you want different colors you can do
If you want different colors you can do
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#category.middle a{
color: red;
}
i'm afraid i havent been clear enough:
in the category module, that lists all the categories and sub-categories, i would like to display the sub-categories in a different font than the parent categories. e.g:
Fruit
> Apples
> Bananas
Flowers
> Daisies
> Geraniums
Here I would like 'Apples' 'Bananas' 'Daisies' and 'Geraiums' in one font, say 8 px, and 'Fruit' and 'Flowers' in a larger font, say 12 px.
Qphoria, your suggestions result in a uniform font size being applied to both parent and child categories - so not really useful to my problem.
How do i do this?
in the category module, that lists all the categories and sub-categories, i would like to display the sub-categories in a different font than the parent categories. e.g:
Fruit
> Apples
> Bananas
Flowers
> Daisies
> Geraniums
Here I would like 'Apples' 'Bananas' 'Daisies' and 'Geraiums' in one font, say 8 px, and 'Fruit' and 'Flowers' in a larger font, say 12 px.
Qphoria, your suggestions result in a uniform font size being applied to both parent and child categories - so not really useful to my problem.
How do i do this?
In "catalog/controller/module/category.php", in the getCategories() function (lines 54 to 58), you'll find the following:-
Just apply a bit of "style" to the anchor tag on lines 55 and 57, eg.
(for a smaller red link).
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if ($this->category_id == $result['category_id']) {
$output .= '<a href="' . $this->model_tool_seo_url->rewrite($this->url->http('product/category&path=' . $new_path)) . '"><b>' . $result['name'] . '</b></a>';
} else {
$output .= '<a href="' . $this->model_tool_seo_url->rewrite($this->url->http('product/category&path=' . $new_path)) . '">' . $result['name'] . '</a>';
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<a style="font-size: smaller; color: #FF0000;">
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Follow up. The above code will apply to ALL categories, not just subcategories. A better way would probably be to insert the following:-
before line 54. Then in the anchor tag, use:
This would then be applied to subcategories only.
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if ($parent_id > 0) {
$style = 'style="font-size: smaller; color: #FF0000;"';
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<a <?php if (isset($style)) { echo $style; } ?> href=
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Could this be done with css by using:-
.box .middle ul li li
And applyIng the desired style.
(haven't tested)
.box .middle ul li li
And applyIng the desired style.
(haven't tested)
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I hadn't thought about that. But it probably would work.
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Thanks Q, but it is actually wrong. Normally, it would be OK but, in this instance, it's not. The reason being, that it is actually called from inside a PHP variable declaration. The full line should read-Qphoria wrote:Looks ok to me.
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$output .= '<a ' . if (isset($style)) { echo $style; } . ' href="' . $this->model_tool_seo_url->rewrite($this->url->http('product/category&path=' . $new_path)) . '">' . $result['name'] . '</a>';
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Try ((isset($style)) ? $style : '') instead of if (isset($style)) { echo $style; }
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gentlemen: this works. dbstr's solution works.
however: how do i apply this to sub-sub categories ad infinitum?
right now this applies a style to only categories one level deeper than the main categories.
but i have say, 4 levels of nested categories - how do i style them all?
however: how do i apply this to sub-sub categories ad infinitum?
right now this applies a style to only categories one level deeper than the main categories.
but i have say, 4 levels of nested categories - how do i style them all?
right now, if i click on a parent category, the parent category is bold,
and if i click on a sub category, the sub category is bold but not the parent
how do i style it so that if i click a subcategory, BOTH sub and parent category are bold?
and if i click on a sub category, the sub category is bold but not the parent
how do i style it so that if i click a subcategory, BOTH sub and parent category are bold?
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