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#993084

Hi,

I could not duplicate at my end, please provide the URL of your site here. I will check this directly on your site.

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#993263

Hi,

You can use this way to fix the problem on your site

Create templates/ja_healthcare/css/custom.css file and add new rule

.t3-megamenu .t3-module ul li, .t3-megamenu .t3-module .nav li {
    list-style: none !important;
}

Hope it helps

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#993403

Configuring templates/ja_healthcare/css/custom.css is not a preferred solution as it requires customisation (not even in the local file!) in css. We are looking for a solution that is manageable now and in the future.

When reviewing the T3 (early) Megamenu Tutorial, the back-end view of the Argo Highlight section in the Categories menu item seems to be formatted similar to our clients website. (unordered list) When viewing the front-end however it shows a nicely formatted Megamenu dropdown of the Argo Highlight section.

https://www.joomlart.com/video-tutorials/t3-framework/megamenu-configuration

How is that done…?

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#993404

Okay think I found the resolution:

After modifying Module: advanced =>module style=> none (was T3Xhtml) it solved the issue.

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