Just write it into your index template? You can use a PHP if/else statement to evaluate when the text will appear, but your mention of “certain sections” is a little vague to suggest anything more.
1. Category specific coding inside the loop
I believe I have a similar question. I want to introduce this IF statement:
<?php if (the_category_ID(false)==33) { ?>
category specific HTML code
<? } >
I put this inside the loop. And it doesn’t seem to work. What would be the right statement?
2. category specific coding outside the loop.
I would also like to change the menu bar’s content according to how the index.php is being queried, so the menu bar will show one thing if index.php?cat=31 and another if ?cat=32 (if I could get to the category permalinks, the better)
how do I do that?
1. Category specific coding inside the loop
I believe I have a similar question. I want to introduce this IF statement:
<?php if (the_category_ID(false)==33) { ?>
category specific HTML code
<? } >
I put this inside the loop. And it doesn’t seem to work. What would be the right statement?
2. category specific coding outside the loop.
I would also like to change the menu bar’s content according to how the index.php is being queried, so the menu bar will show one thing if index.php?cat=31 and another if ?cat=32 (if I could get to the category permalinks, the better)
how do I do that?
check the codex pages about The Loop for an example of what you are talking about. http://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop
