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I have a project that has 4 top level menus, and one of the menus has 3 sublevels and the 3rd level has like 20 items. &nbsp;As you can image this is useless. &nbsp;It's a joomla 2.5 site and I'd like to use a nested menu system that uses some horizontal structure to help distribute the menu items more elegantly. &nbsp;This can't be a new concept unfortunately it's new to me.<br />
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Any experts know how to handle this in Joomla 2.5?
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I have a project that has 4 top level menus, and one of the menus has 3 sublevels and the 3rd level has like 20 items.  As you can image this is useless.  It's a joomla 2.5 site and I'd like to use a nested menu system that uses some horizontal structure to help distribute the menu items more elegantly.  This can't be a new concept unfortunately it's new to me.

Any experts know how to handle this in Joomla 2.5?

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