Just as a reference, here is my site. You’ll see what’s described if you click on the header images while watching the url they ‘think’ they are supposed to link to, and then clicking the categories and looking at the values stuck on the end of the url’s there.
http://www.buristudios.com
have you set your permalinks?
admin – settings – permalinks
Wp numbers them in the order that you create them, number one is the default blog category (you can change the name of it) and number two is the default blogroll/link category.
Thank you both for your replies!
Samboll yes I have. I realized afterwards however that I had made the first few categories before I activated the theme on my website and the rest afterwards. The ones created afterwards were numbered in an odd way so perhaps it interferred with that. My permalinks are set to default, do you have a suggestion on how to better organize them?
Lastly I had a realization last night that turned out to work. I copied the last part of my web address,
“/?p=35” into this section of the header.php code,
“<li class=”bk6”>/?cat=6″>Category 6“
– so it looked like this, “<li class=”bk6”>/?p=35″>Category 6
I hope this helps someone else! I had not realized this before because as I stated I’m new to web development and do not know my way around the code. Is there any way to ‘re’order the permalinks so they are in some sort of logical set? For instance buristudios.com/category/abstract instead of buristudios.com/?p=27 . I tried editing the permalinks but it did not appear to do anything. Perhaps it has something to do with the cache?
Thank you again!
Buri Studios