[Jon C]

Hi,

Sorry, I still need additional clarification.

Would be correct css to style level 2?

#cn-slim-plus div.cn-cat-level-2 {
color: red;
}

As for the class.template-parts changes, I might need a little more assistance…

I changed lines 1010 and 1014. Does it matter where I post the code $class = ‘class=”cn-cat-level-‘ . $level . ‘”‘; ? I put it in line 980.

Was I supposed to just copy the previous code or input different levels (i.e $class = ‘class=”cn-cat-level-2’ .level2 . ‘”‘;)

Thanks for the help! I submitted a review.

[Jon C]

Thanks! The parent categories were indeed empty so I was able to apply the formatting changes using the PHP changes and get the result I wanted.

If I wanted to create a class (so I could style using css) for the second and third level categories, respectively, would that be possible via the PHP in the class.template-parts? Can you walk me through that? Sorry to be such a newb with PHP… Thanks again for your help.

[Jon C]

Hi Steven,

Thanks for the tips on Questions 2 and 3!

I’m still stuck on question 1.

Is there really no access point to change the style of the parent vs. child vs. sub-children categories? I’ll go to any length as long as you can walk me through the steps.

I notice that the parent elements get 7px of left padding, the children 31px and the sub-children 43px. Is there any way to alter the padding values? Ideally I’d love to have the fonts get smaller from parent to child but altering the padding would be a second-best option.

Thanks for your time!

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