Hi Saguaros. Sort of, but not quite. Your screenshot shows the menu tree "branches" in the Articles category which list articles in Article's sub-categories (Astrology, Psychology, Philosophy, Sacred Topics). What I need to do is to take the articles in a single category (Astrologers, next to Articles in the top level of the menu; see screenshot) and list them in a way that doesn't stretch down to the bottom of the screen or beyond it.
One way to do that might be to create 2 or more sub-menus off Astrologers -- similar to the Articles sub-category lists, but all of them in the same category. In other words, half of the articles show in the first sub-dropdown and the other half in the second sub-dropdown. BUT the only way I can think of how to do that would be to create another sub-category (e.g. sub-astrologers1 and sub-astrologers2). The problem is that this would add an extra step in the URL path, and that is not a realistic option (because each sub-dropdown list is likely to change over time as new articles are added in the Astrologers category).
Another way that is probably more elegant, would be to create a single dropdown directly from Astrologers like what is there now, except that it would spread the article list across 2 or more columns in a wide dropdown area. Sorry, there's probably a term for this but I don't know what it is (canvas maybe?). This could be done without using sub-categories or artificial sub-dropdowns in the menu. It would mean changing that part of the menu (Astrologers) to behave differently from the rest of that top menu system (since all other dropdowns would be a single column, as they are now). I've seen menus on websites that do this, but I don't know if the built-in T3 menu or Megamenu will do that...?
Thanks.
