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1. guzh
   Member
   Posted 10 months ago #

   okey. it was hard to get brief on the topic.. XD

   The issue is that I want to show posts only if the two criterias is met. Now I got this:
   query_posts('cat=1,2');
   which means that it shows all posts in cat4 and cat5.
   If I got a post that is cat1 and cat3 it would display on that page.
   I only want to make a page that shows only posts that is in cat1 _and_ cat2. not only in cat1, not in cat1 and cat3, and so on.

   Is it some way to make a criteria like this one?
   I'm not any good in php ;O
   thanks!

2. MichaelH
   moderator
   Posted 10 months ago #

   The category__and parameter of the
   template tag, query_posts(), should work for you.

   query_posts(array('category__and' => array(1,2)));

3. henigushi
   Member
   Posted 8 months ago #

   I've got a related issue. I have two main categories "Videos" and "Podcasts" and a third category "Language" with a number of child categories that represent these topics (e.g., "English", "Spanish", "Italian"). What I'm trying to do is have a submenu under each of the two main categories, kind of like this (the number in parentheses is the number of posts available in that category):

   VIDEOS
   English (5)
   Spanish (2)
   Italian (5)

   and, separately

   PODCASTS
   English (17)
   Russian (3)

   I imagine you use something similar to the above, but with wp_list_categories. I've tried to configure this in various ways with no luck. I always get a list of all categories for which there is at least one post with a count of posts per category.

   Any ideas?

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