Okay people i'm currently using dynamic folders. I can list them fine, Ive done this.

All Products
- Suspension
- - Coilovers
- Wheels wheels
- Engine engine
- Drivetrain
- Braking braking
- Body

Now i'm showing the folders with this.

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<cms:folders>
<div id="links_main_left"> <a href="<cms:show k_folder_link />"><cms:show k_folder_title /></a></div>
</cms:folders>

So the issue i have is that i want to show the

- - Coilovers

under suspension? rather than just listing them all.

So Like what Cheesyproof has done. Where he has listed the main folders, and the sub folders under the main folder.

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[KK]

Hi Simon,

Listing folders has been explained in detail at http://www.couchcms.com/docs/concepts/u ... lders.html.

I'll reiterate the relevant discussion -
By default cms:folders will simply list all folders in the ascending alphabetical order of their names. Their hierarchical positions will not be preserved.
To list the folders in their hierarchical order, set the hierarchical parameter to 1 like this -

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<cms:folders hierarchical='1'>
   <div id="links_main_left"> <a href="<cms:show k_folder_link />"><cms:show k_folder_title /></a></div>
</cms:folders>

To create a UL/LI list (like cheesypoof has done), you can modify the code to become

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<cms:folders hierarchical='1' extended_info='1'>
    <cms:if k_level_start ><UL></cms:if>
    <cms:if k_element_start ><LI>
        <a href="<cms:show k_folder_link />"><cms:show k_folder_title /></a>
    </cms:if>
    <cms:if k_element_end ></LI></cms:if>
    <cms:if k_level_end ></UL></cms:if>
</cms:folders>

Hope this helps.