Styling Category Levels in WordPress with CSS
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Tom Johnson of idratherbewriting.com explains how to style category levels in WordPress so that each category level (parent, child, sub-child) has a distinct style. You style the categories by adding specific classes to your stylesheet. The classes are as follows:
- .cat-item a (top level, or all levels if no other classes are used)
- .cat-item ul li a (child level)
- .cat-item ul ul li a (sub-child level)
For more information, see Tom’s web site at idratherbewriting.com
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