The following code is to display the subcategory instead of parent . I am not sure this is the one as you are trying too. <ul> <?php $catsy = get_the_category(); $myCat = $catsy->cat_ID; wp_list_categories(‘orderby=id&child_of=”.$myCat); ?> </ul>
Assuming the context here is filtering out posts from category C when viewing the category B posts archive, you could accomplish this by using the query_posts keyword category__in (which does not include posts from child categories) instead of cat (which does include posts from child categories). Just add it in archive.php or category.php depending on … Read more
To wrap your titles in h2 just change echo $ban_titles; to echo ‘<h2>’. $ban_titles . ‘</h2>’;. If you want to limit number of titles displayed to 2 change for($i=0; $i<count($pages); $i++) to for($i=0; $i<2; $i++). Hope it helps, PHP is not so scary after all 🙂 [edit] How about that? //This is the loop that … Read more
I’m sorry I can’t add to the comment section due to reputation privileges. If you feel that the default combination of Categories, Tags and Post Types is too limiting to link your content together logically, you should consider Custom Taxonomies. You can still use tags to link together articles about a common subject, and use … Read more
There’s a great plugin called Taxonomy Images. It lets you set one image per category that you can then access in all sorts of ways. It’s a little funky in that it uses some custom filters to return the images, but the documentation is pretty good and you should be able to figure it out. … Read more
Given the way categories & tags are setup in WordPress this would not work from a logical standpoint. The issue here is that tags have no way to be connected directly to a category, they are mutually exclusive from each other. The subcategories would work because a subcategory is directly related to is parent category … Read more
One WP install, I need to map a custom domain name to each category
What you need is switch_to_blog and maybe get_blog_id_from_url which you would use like this: $blog_id = get_blog_id_from_url( ‘www.example.com’ ); switch_to_blog( $blog_id ); wp_create_category( ‘mycategory’, 0 ); restore_current_blog();
Display name of the last child category
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