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# Functionality

## **Subcategory Display Settings**

The app allows you to configure subcategory display **separately for the Instant Site and the Storefront**. It features **two independent blocks** for individual customization.

### Menu Button**:**

* Button color in closed and open states (normal and hover)
* Button width, line thickness, and border radius

### Subcategory List**:**

* Background color
* Border thickness and color
* Padding inside the category block and between subcategory elements
* Display style: **list, 2-column grid, or 3-column grid**

### Subcategories**:**

* Border thickness, border color, shadow, and background color
* Text color, size, style, and boldness (normal and hover)
* Subcategory image width and height
* Text padding

### Scrollbar**:**

* Slider width and color
* Scroll track color

Customize the app to match your store’s branding in just a few clicks!

🔹 **Enable the "Subcategory Preview" app now and enhance your store’s functionality!** Your customers will appreciate the convenience and enjoy a better shopping experience. 🚀


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