page with no category tree

[mdurkee]

There are times when I want to create a page that does not have the left menu (Cat Tree) I had a good way of handling it in the previous frameworks but not sure what is a safe way to accomplish it in the bootstrap framework. Can anyone advise?
Thank you!

[Mark Hood]

Re: page with no category tree

There are times when I want to create a page that does not have the left menu (Cat Tree) I had a good way of handling it in the previous frameworks but not sure what is a safe way to accomplish it in the bootstrap framework. Can anyone advise?
Thank you!

Taking a look at and copying the SFNT page information/items is how handled this and it seems to work just fine.

[mdurkee]

Re: page with no category tree

Thanks Mark,
I took a look at all the pages in the framework that hide the cat tree and can't see what makes it hide. (ACNT, BASK, SFNT, etc)
since the bootstrap framework access different areas of the css when the screen size changes, I just don't want to break anything.
Thanks for any help you can lend.

[Mark Hood]

Re: page with no category tree

Thanks Mark,
I took a look at all the pages in the framework that hide the cat tree and can't see what makes it hide. (ACNT, BASK, SFNT, etc)
since the bootstrap framework access different areas of the css when the screen size changes, I just don't want to break anything.
Thanks for any help you can lend.

You should be able to simply remove this and unassign the category tree from the page

<div class="col-md-3 col-sm-3 hidden-xs">
		<mvt:item name="category_tree" />
		</div>

Then change the next line <div class="col-md-9 col-sm-9"> to <div class="col-md-12 col-sm-12"> in order to have it reach all the way across the screen.

sm md lg refer to screen size so as a hopeful description the hidden-xs will hide the div completely on a screen size of xs. You could technically make it hidden-sm hidden-md hidden-lg and have it hide but if you never want to see it on the page anyway, you might as well remove the div completely.

[mdurkee]

Re: page with no category tree

Thanks so much for the info. I will give that a try.