Hi
Can I get some advice on how to customise my store top page.
What I have done is effectively put the store tree on the following page http://www.xxxx.co.uk/acatalog/index.html so that customers who find themselves on that page dont have to click on the section, then the subsection, then the subsub...... Everything is on one page.
But it looks really clunky and has the same bullet points linked to every part. What I would like to do is use an image (arrow in box) at the top section, and then smaller arrows at the lower levels. I already use both images on other parts of my site, I would like to create some consistency.
Any idea on how i do this. The code that I believe I need to edit the following. THis is code that I have added into my Act_PrimaryFrontPage which is a customer version of Act_Primary (just so it has in the tree):
<script language = JavaScript>
<!--
function Recurse(pItem)
{
for (var i = 1; i <= pItem.length; i++)
{
document.write("<UL>");
document.write("<LI>");
document.writeln(pItem[i].sName.link(pItem[i].sURL));
document.write("</LI>");
if (pItem[i].pChild)
{
Recurse(pItem[i].pChild);
}
document.write("</UL>");
}
}
Recurse(section_tree);
-->
</script>
Hope this is possible, thanks as always
Steven
Can I get some advice on how to customise my store top page.
What I have done is effectively put the store tree on the following page http://www.xxxx.co.uk/acatalog/index.html so that customers who find themselves on that page dont have to click on the section, then the subsection, then the subsub...... Everything is on one page.
But it looks really clunky and has the same bullet points linked to every part. What I would like to do is use an image (arrow in box) at the top section, and then smaller arrows at the lower levels. I already use both images on other parts of my site, I would like to create some consistency.
Any idea on how i do this. The code that I believe I need to edit the following. THis is code that I have added into my Act_PrimaryFrontPage which is a customer version of Act_Primary (just so it has in the tree):
<script language = JavaScript>
<!--
function Recurse(pItem)
{
for (var i = 1; i <= pItem.length; i++)
{
document.write("<UL>");
document.write("<LI>");
document.writeln(pItem[i].sName.link(pItem[i].sURL));
document.write("</LI>");
if (pItem[i].pChild)
{
Recurse(pItem[i].pChild);
}
document.write("</UL>");
}
}
Recurse(section_tree);
-->
</script>
Hope this is possible, thanks as always
Steven
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