It is in the Views/Shared/_StoreMenuLight.cshtml
<li class="dropdown megamenu">
<a href="#" class="dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown" data-hover="dropdown" data-delay="300" data-close-others="true">@GetResourceString("retail.storemenulight.browse_store")</a>
<ul class="dropdown-menu">
@Html.Action("CategoryHeaderMenuMega", "Category", new { showMainCategories = ViewBag.ShowMainCategories, showChildCategories = Model.ShowChildCategories })
</ul>
</li>

Sometimes the only way I can find things now is to find what css class they use and search my solution for that!

I just went to the Widget Board for the store header and removed the widget 'Store Menu'. Save and now it's gone :)

Yes, that's exactly what I did. Try viewing it in a different browser or make sure that it's not being cached.

I wanted to also share that we included some information for each widget. If you edit the widget, you'll see a section that refers to its location in the code:

e.g. Store Menu

Controller
AbleCommerce.Controllers.WebpageController

Action
StoreMenu

The change to widget board "Store Header Menubar" worked for me, but I did take one extra step by removing the zone after removing the widget from the board.

Now, one thing that can be confusing happens when you edit a particular page from the retail side. The page will be considered 'customized' and it appears on the listings under Website > Customized Pages in the admin menu.

Once a page is 'customized' from the retail side, you must continue editing from the retail side. This would include the action of removing a widget board and replacing with another. If you are trying to do this on the admin, but the retail page is custom, just switch over to the retail side and make the change there or remove the page customizations.

There are two content features that will update site-wide when changed from any location, and that would be the "HTML Snippets" and the "Widget Boards".

In the next version, we've made it very obvious that a retail page has been customized when you open the design panel. It should help with any confusion about retail page overrides.

Let me know if you have any questions,

Katie

Hi Joe,

Is this an install I can access?

Thanks
Katie

Hi Joe,

Sorry for the delay. I had to work on a different project and it took me all day yesterday.

So, I think what will be most helpful is if you can send me your StoreHeaderMenubar.cshtml file from the /Website/Views/Shared/Boards folder.

Also, are you using the final build 5588 of AC9?

Thanks
Katie

Hello,

When configuring the Browse Store Menu, we are given the option to choose from Two to Six Categories to be shown in the drop-down. The menu then displays the specified number of Categories listed in the same order that they are sorted in the Catalog.

In our migration we have many more than six Categories (20 Categories in our catalog). The problem we are seeing is that we already use the SubCategory Grid on our pages for navigation and the Browse Store drop-down is partially redundant showing the same choices. I would like to make the Browse Store menu a set of unique Categories for quick navigation by customers.

Is there a technique that we can specify which Categories of the larger list SHOULD be displayed in Browse Store Drop-down? Perhaps if we could create a top-level Category called "BrowseStore" (sorted to the bottom of the Catalog list) and place desired sub-category names inside, those could be used to populate the Browse Store list?

Or even if we could tell Browse Store to display the last "Two to Six" categories in our Catalog at least we could sort our Catalog list to have our unique items at the bottom of the list.

Thanks for suggestions.

-Jeff

Yes, that's the one I was looking at, but have switched my focus to trying out the StoreHeaderContentMenu widget instead.

It is a bit more what I'm satisfied with for now, but have discovered a couple bugs that I'll note in the Bug Reports forum.

Thanks,

-Jeff