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There's not really an easy way to change this View to show all the sub-sub categories like this. The Listing Subcategories View is filtered by term parent, and only the 1st Subcategory level is a child of the Category. The other terms are not children of the 1st level Category, they are grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and so on. The only way to include those here would be to create another View, filtered by term parent, and insert it into the Listing Subcategory View.
How do I make this: "The only way to include those here would be to create another View, filtered by term parent, and insert it into the Listing Subcategory View." ?
I just tried to do (with my novice knowledge regarding Toolset) what you mentioned. So I added another view. You added another View where? I'm still not clear how the "Wordpress kategorien" section is placed on your site. Is it a View? Is it part of the theme? Perhaps if I could log in to your wp-admin area I would be able to understand better.
Okay I see now, you are using the Classifieds reference site. 1. Remove the View Listing Sub-Subcategories from the View Listing Categories (classifieds1.png) 2. Add the View Listing Sub-Subcategories to the View Listing Subcategories (classifieds2.png)
Let me know the results.
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