Modifying Table of Contents webpart

I am working on a site that is using managed navigation. the list looks something like this
Programs
Program 1
sub program 1
sub program 2
Progam2
sub program 1
sub program 2
Program 3
sub program 1
sub program 2
Currently using table of contents I can have it display in the following ways
Program 1
Program 2
Program 3
or
Program 1
sub program 1
sub program 2
Program 2
sub program 1
sub program 2
Program 3
sub program 1
sub program 2
I want it to display the following way
Program 1
sub program 1
sub program 2
Program 2
Program 3
does anyone know how you can modify the table of contents web part in order to display this way?
Thanks

Hi,
How do you implement your requirement so far? JavaScript in a Content Editor Web Part?
I suggest you provide your code about how to display as below for further research.
Program 1
sub program 1
sub program 2
Program 2
sub program 1
sub program 2
Program 3
sub program 1
sub program 2
Here is a blog for your reference:
http://www.n8d.at/blog/retrieve-managed-metadata-using-javascript-and-spservices/
Best Regards
Dennis Guo
TechNet Community Support

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