Edit your category.php file to re-arrange the data in the order you want. Edit the css to style the way you want. Easy peasy iselaespana.
you could use the_post_thumbnail() (aka featured image) on the left and the_excerpt() on the right;
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_post_thumbnail
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_excerpt
in loop.php – ideally in a child theme of Twenty Ten http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
what details do you need to know?
(btw: the layout of your sample site is totally broken in IE7 – an old but still widely used browser)
Thanks Alchymth!!
as far as the excerpt would that include the post title aligning with the post thumbnail? What would I need to place in css as the name for the items? .the_post_thumbnail ?
“(btw: the layout of your sample site is totally broken in IE7 – an old but still widely used browser)” */…………….this is not the one I am working with, right? ……………/*
this is not the one I am working with, right?
right! this refers to the ‘like shown here’ site 😉
as far as the excerpt would that include the post title aligning with the post thumbnail?
no
What would I need to place in css as the name for the items?
these changes need to be made in the loop.php template – not in the css.
edited new css has to be added into style.css.
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example for a new structure with post thumbnail and excerpt:
http://pastebin.com/MeaZHjfZ
– this replaces the section in loop.php from line 127 to 171:
<?php /* How to display all other posts. */ ?>
<?php else : ?>
...
...
<?php endif; // This was the if statement that broke the loop into three parts based on categories. ?>
example css for that structure:
http://pastebin.com/qUJjr3b0
could be added at the end of style.css of the child theme.
