Hi helpful friends.
This is how I use it now. display : flex

Can we do it like this?

But not like that. display : block

Thank you ![]()
Hi helpful friends.
This is how I use it now. display : flex

Can we do it like this?

But not like that. display : block

Thank you ![]()
That looks SO much better ![]()
I found the solution this way.
But when the subcategory name is long, it breaks.
I’m waiting if anyone can find a solution to this.
You can use it in this state. ![]()
When long name.

When short name.

.category-list .subcategories {
display: flex;
flex-direction: row;
flex-wrap: wrap;
}
.category-list .subcategories .subcategory {
flex-shrink: 0;
min-width: 25%;
}
You’ll want to use CSS Grids here.
Something like:
.category-list .subcategories {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fill, minmax(125px, min-content));
}
If you want the columns to be perfectly equal size, you can change min-content to 1fr.
Now this is much better. Thank you @Alteras ![]()
how can I add this to the theme in my community.
can someone help?
thanks.
As ogulcan1787 stated, you can create a new component and insert the CSS there.
You can follow these instructions:
Go to Admin → Customize
Click on Install button

Then attach it to your theme and click on Edit CSS/HTML button

Use the CSS section:

thank you @Arkshine
this was helpful.
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