I have searched these forums and tried to find a solution however I can’t seem to get this implemented correctly.
In the top level category menu I am placing a “SALE” which I would like to style and add a CSS class to, how do I output the category id so I can select it via CSS?
I found the solution below for the default theme
/catalog/controller/module/category.php
Code:
$output .= ”;
change to
Code:
$output .= ”;
Can someone point me in the right direction and shed some light on this please?
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Anybody? am using version V1.4.9.5
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Hi
Just tried the above code and it’s throwing up an error?
Please can you check if it is correct
Thanks
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Hi,
The system (or us by mistake) has stripped a “{” from the second code snippet. We have fixed it and it should work now.
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Great!
However when I mouseover then out, it goes back to the original background color. Can’t seem to find the css I need to change this.
Cheers
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Hi
I am using Shoppica2 theme and can’t find “catalog/controller/module/shoppica.php” file.
Please help.
Thanks,
Mark
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@oregapam
You don’t have to modify anything, as in Shoppica 2 every menu has a unique ID, which can be used for custom styling.
Best,
ThemeBurn team
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