Hi Bogdan,
thanks for reply, yes I was looking for a hierarchy structure as you mentioned. I might look for a plugin.If you have any suggestions would appreciate. anyways thanks for the help
Thanks

Hi Catalin,
Thanks for the reply. That wasn’t my issue . I’m using category template 4 and have no issue with the sibling categories appearing. What I meant was that, Is it possible for subcategory/sub sub category tags to appear instead of sibling category tags on top of template 4
My category structure is
category–sub category– sub sub category
Region—-Africa—– Ghana,Nigeria….
Region—- Asia —–China,India….
Region—-Europe —–UK,France….

On category page (Region)— The sub category tags Africa,Asia, Europe….etc appears at the top http://somethingpoppedup.com/category/regions/

But on Subcategory page(eg Asia)—- instead of sub sub category tags like China,India…etc whats appearing are sibling tags like Asia,Africa,Europe… etc http://somethingpoppedup.com/category/regions/asia/

Is it possible that when a sub-category page is chosen ,instead of sibling tags at the top we have Tags of Sub-sub-categories on the page.
In simple terms is it possible that when Asia sub-category page is chosen ,instead of sibling tags Africa,Asia Europe …etc at the top we have Tags of China, India… etc on the Asia page.

I hope my question is clear . Thanks
Nish

Hi Simion,
Thanks with the background.It worked

For extending the width of the top bar can I use the code
.td-boxed-layout #td-outer-wrap {
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
width: 100%;
}
I tried it and the top bar gets extended when I use the code, not sure whether it will create some other issues some where else if I use this code. Just wanted to check with you http://somethingpoppedup.com/
Thanks

http://somethingpoppedup.com/

Hi, I just want to remove the gradient appearing under the menu bar