i know there’s a little arrow you can click to display sub categories but how can we make them all display by default?
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in case you do not want to change core files you could add something like this to your javascript $Ready function:
$('.category-toggle').each(function(){
$(this).click();
});
when the site has loaded it will open all the subcategories in a nice animation. works on material and bootstrap themes. maybe also work on most third-party templates.
Last update on November 4, 2018 by Kibcode.
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in case you do not want to change core files you could add something like this to your javascript $Ready function:
$('.category-toggle').each(function(){
$(this).click();
});
when the site has loaded it will open all the subcategories in a nice animation. works on material and bootstrap themes. maybe also work on most third-party templates.
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in case you do not want to change core files you could add something like this to your javascript $Ready function:
$('.category-toggle').each(function(){
$(this).click();
});
when the site has loaded it will open all the subcategories in a nice animation. works on material and bootstrap themes. maybe also work on most third-party templates.
thanks hun. but where do i add this? im assuming i go into the theme and click javascript. but after that does it matter where i place it. is there a specific line it goes in?
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it has to be in the $Ready function. you can put it e.g. at the top or bottom...
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it has to be in the $Ready function. you can put it e.g. at the top or bottom...
i don’t know what a ready function is. sorry. lol
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i don’t know what a ready function is. sorry. lol
sorry ;) yes, it is in your themes javascript. open it with the theme manager and search for ready. add the code to the next line.
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