I’ve implemented two sets of categories. Let’s say one for place of origin and one for price. Each of these two categories contains many sub-categories. Like this :
- Place of origin
- North America
- Canada
- USA
- Mexico
- Africa
- Egypt
- Algeria
...
- Price
- Expensive
- 1000$ - 2000$
- 500$ - 1000$
- Affordable
...
Now my question is : How can I get two separate widgets, one of which will contain “North America, Africa, etc.” (and sub-categories), and the other will contain “Expensive, Affordable, etc.” (and sub-categories) ? Or in other words, one widget containing all the children of “Place of origin” and the other widget containing all the children of “Price”.
Thanks for the link, esmi. From what I read there, I can use the following parameter :
child_of=8
where 8 is the ID of the parent category. But I’ve never used PHP in my life. I’m used to the “Widgets” tab in WordPress settings. How do I get add the parameter :