Hello
Yes just run query_posts above the loop.
<?php query_posts('cat=#'); ?>
cat=# should be changed to the cat you wish to display.
This should go in index.php (or home.php if you are using it) like so:
<?php if (have_posts()) : ?>
<?php query_posts('cat=#'); ?>
<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
Hope it helps. 🙂
Thread Starter
blaze1
(@blaze1)
Thank You very much, it works! but… when I click “older entries” nothing happens. Page reloads, then I see also link “newer entries”, but posts are the same. It’s not so important to me but it could be ok:)
Thread Starter
blaze1
(@blaze1)
Ok, I’ve spend some time in reading docs, and I found it.
Because if we use query_posts() GET variables doesn’t work, and it should be define in query. So I made that query:
<?php
$query='cat=1&paged='.$paged; // $paged is global variable
if (have_posts()) :
if (is_home()) {
query_posts($query);
}
?>
