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Would someone kindly point me in the right direction.
I'm trying to create a WP site with several tiers of pages. So, it would look like this: 1) Main page: 5 posts ONLY 2) Right side bar: Categories (or links) to 5 subjects 3) Right side bar: 3 Subcategories for each of the 5 main subject categories I do NOT want any of the Category or Subcategory posts showing on the Main page. And, I am struggling with where to even begin looking for these answers. I'm happy to pay a consultant to show me how to do this as I plan to replicate this many times. I'm happy to pay someone at RentACoder to do this for me. But, until I can properly describe the work request, I'm hesistant to do so. Any advice or resources you can point me to? Thanks! Kelly |
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hello kelly,
maybe i can help you for this job. if you interested, can PM me. thank you max |
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To show only 5 posts on the page, you'd go to your wp-admin panel, click on SETTINGS then READING and put 5 in there for showing on main page. Categories show in your widgets; you can edit via your THEME-->APPEARANCE-->WIDGETS. Now, if you have sub categories already established, you can move your categories widget whereever you want it to show in your sidebar and click on 'show hierarchy' option. This will show your Main category as well as your subcategories as an actual subcategory. Otherwise, it will just show both Main categories and subcategories together with no relationship between the Main and Sub. EDITED: I forgot to address not showing categories on your main page. Do you not want to show the sidebars at all? Or just not the categories. Because removing the sidebars is as easy as editing your index template and removing the call for the sidebars (depending on the theme may require some editing to your css file to make it look better to though). | |
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Artistocratic and C2WP - have sent PMs to both of you.
Kelly |
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There are NO posts outside of categories. Every post in WP MUST belong to a category. There is no way you can avoid that. Now, you can have X category that shows up on the main page; then cat Y that will not shown on the main page... etc. Use the Advanced Category Excluder plugin - it does all that for you. Quote:
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detil pm me
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