# Subcategory navigation

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**Note**: This article is work in progress.
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The **ThemeWare® "Subcategory navigation"** is a variant of Shopware's "Category navigation". But in this element only the subcategories of the current category are represented and not all other categories.

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**Note**: The element is explicitly intended for use in its own CMS block. It is not designed for use in other CMS blocks and therefore cannot be exchanged or placed in other blocks.
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**Important**: This element is only available in the ThemeWare® Pro Edition.
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## Configure element

The ThemeWare® "Subcategory navigation" currently has no specific configuration.

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## Configuration

The ThemeWare® "Subcategory navigation" currently has no specific configuration.

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## **Demo**

You can find an example of use in our demo shops:

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ThemeWare® Demoshop => Subcateogry navigation (Sidebar)
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