Nested ULs would be simpler. On Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 9:38 AM, BrianRehg <brianr...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Can't you handle this with style sheets. Assign a div tag to the > various page levels. If the tree does not have an finite number of > levels you may have to use inline styles and increment the indention > (left margin) appropriately for the various page levels. > > On Mar 21, 6:02 am, Aneesh S <aneeshs.em...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hello, >> Need some help..!! >> >> I have a page where the admin adds new pages, either as a sub-page or >> sub-sub-page or parent page. Anyway, i need to to show the tree structure of >> those pages, like, >> >> 1. Test1 >> 2. Test2 >> 3. Test3 >> 4. Test4 >> 5. Test5 >> 6. Test6 >> 7. Test7 >> 8. Test8 >> 9. Test9 >> >> so that its easily accessable for admin to edit and also to display it in a >> dropdown so as to create new... >> >> Pls help me out, >> >> -- >> *Aneesh S >> Software Engineer >> *illustris software solutions private limited >> TBI, National Institute Of Technology Calicut >> Kerala, India - 673601 >> Tel No +91 495 3264321 >> Fax No +91 495 2287723 >> ane...@illustris.in <cont...@illustris.in> |www.illustris.in > > >
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