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Problem: I need to create a nested View structure.
Solution:
- Edit the View called "Listing subcategories".
- Scroll down to the Loop Output section and place your cursor just after the taxonomy link tag, before the closing wpv-loop tag. The taxonomy link tag is highlighted in the screenshot here.
- Click the "Fields and Views" button above the editor and insert the View called "Listing subsubcategories" just after the taxonomy link. The default configurations for the View should be fine.
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2. Add the View Listing Sub-Subcategories to the View Listing Subcategories (classifieds2.png)
- Edit the View called "Listing subcategories".
- Scroll down to the Loop Output section and place your cursor just after the taxonomy link tag, before the closing wpv-loop tag. The taxonomy link tag is highlighted in the screenshot here.
- Click the "Fields and Views" button above the editor and insert the View called "Listing subsubcategories" just after the taxonomy link. The default configurations for the View should be fine.
