The Template Tag, wp_list_cats(), and the hierarchical parameter may work for you.
Also see:
Templates
Stepping Into Templates
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Thanks Michael I’ll check that out – Have been through the templates sections. Perhaps I should review it more carefully.
checked that out and not working for me…
Basically just need to display categories under a heading like:
–H1– Pilgrims Progress –H1–
-On the way
–photos of camino
-Flashbacks
–photos of columbia
-Conversations
–photos of people
–H2– The Inner Pilgrim –H2–
-Living Options
-Chapter & Verse
-Favourites
-surreal
I tried using the use_desc_for_title=1 but that had no affect.
This post is asking a similar thing: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/29161
I’m a little unsure how to implement the tags /any help appreciated/
Thanks in advance.
“I’m a little unsure how to implement the tags”
Might want to check out some of the articles in Category:Design_and_Layout.
“the hierarchical parameter”
(boolean) Sets whether to display child (sub) Categories in a hierarchical (after parent) list.
Valid values:
TRUE (Default)
FALSE
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I have already achieved this. i.e. child categories already appear under thier respective parent categories.
I just want an (un-linked) text heading above main sections ?
I would of thought that use_desc_title would be more appropriate ? however I’ve been unsuccessful in implementing as yet.
Thanks for your help so far.
I’m also looking to implement this on pages menu. So I have main heading sections and linked pages to WP generated pages below.
Resolved this by using the show ‘child_of=’ and creating static headings <using H2>
