You can modify the style and put with php grab all the post of a different day in that category (Air Dates) and show them like in the image, but i still don’t know if there’s a way of showing one category post’s in the day archives…
Maybe i can help you with the php or someone else, that’s kinda easy…contact me josearce at gmail
*EDIT*
There’s a way to show one category only post’s in the day archives, haha, i just figured out. Hey, take it easy, i’ve been a wp user for almost a week.
Thanks for the tip. Your post gave me a lead on some more searching references, but I don’t turn up exactly what I’m looking for. Maybe I’m also approaching this the wrong way. Let me ask a different question:
Is it possible in the WP panel to create a separate top level categories and give it a different name.
As it stands, I can have this:
Category (what I call top level)
———–
Apples
Oranges
Bananas
Worm
Giraffe
Monkey
But what I really want is:
Fruit
———–
Apples
Oranges
Bananas
Animals
———–
Worm
Giraffe
Monkey
When I logon as Admin, I see an option for “Category Parent” under “Add new Category.” Does that help you achieve the structure you’re looking for?
Category: Fruit
Category: Apple
Category Parent: Fruit
I can add a Category Parent, but it visually does not appear in the sidebar of the actual blog itself.
So for example, this is what my Admins’ Category management page looks like:
Fruit
– Apple
– Banana
Animals
– Worm
– Monkey
But, when I “View Site”, I get this:
Category
Apple
Banana
Worm
Monkey
The subcategories are lost in the visual output.
Look it up how to show all categories, including the ones with zero post.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_cats
Oh my goodness. Thank you! You helped me figured it out:
<?php list_cats(
false, /* optionall */
”, /* all */
‘id’, /* sort column */
‘asc’, /* sort order */
”, /* file */
true, /* list */
false, /* optiondate */
false, /* optioncount */
false, /* hide_empty */
true, /* use_desc_for_title */
true, /* child_of */
false, /* categories */
”, /* recurse */
false, /* feed */
”, /* feed_img */
”, /* exclude */
‘1, 33’,/* hierarchical */
true <b>/* What is this? */</b>
); ?>
By the way what is that last argument for? I can’t seem to find it in the documentation.
Thanks again!
I don’t know for sure without trying it myself, but the difference between true and false probabbly the following (irrespectively).
cat1
cat2
cat3
subcat1
subcat1
subcat2
AND
cat1
subcat1
subcat1
cat2
subcat2
cat3
Finally you’ve sorted out your site :). Loooking sweet dude.
I have another question regarding this topic, but am unsure where to look for it in the wiki docs. If anyone can point the way, it would be greatly appreciated!
Is there a way to call the top level categories (ie. Fruit, Animal) in the php code individually? So for example, I would like to have a single entry that has the following:
1. Title
2. Body content
3. Related subcategory links fo the Fruit category only: Apple, Banana
(Meanwhile the sidebar will always have the full list of search capability).
Thanks.
