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    Hi,

    I’m just learning how to use Wayfinder and have successfully implemented the main navigation bar, and the subnavigation bar as well. Works really well.

    Now, I’m working on creating a mini-sitemap in the footer, very similar to what they have on their site: http://artsumbrella.com/ - you’ll see that they have a column for each section.

    I’m just stuck on how to best format the menu output like that?

    thank you in advance!

    Laurie
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      .footer-news{clear:both;} ?
        Evolution user, I like the back-end speed and simplicity smiley
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        Just use the standard Wayfinder output (down to 2 levels), then in your CSS:

        - set your top-level <li> elements to [tt]float: left;[/tt] and assign a fixed or fluid width
        - specify [tt]float: none;[/tt] again for the <li> sub-elements
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          not sure how you like to preview it, but you can also change the outRowTpl of wayfinder and make sure all output are <li>xxx</li> and add <ul> and </u> at the start and end of all wayfinder calls.
            Evolution user, I like the back-end speed and simplicity smiley
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            Quote from: fourroses666 at Jul 15, 2011, 10:58 AM

            not sure how you like to preview it, but you can also change the outRowTpl of wayfinder and make sure all output are <li>xxx</li> and add <ul> and </u> at the start and end of all wayfinder calls.
            It does that by default if you don’t specify custom row templates wink