Try editing your theme’s index.php template file.
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Gussan
(@gussan)
Yes but how do I edit sertain posts in it?
Sorry? You want to edit specific posts? Why can;’t you edit them via Admin->Posts?
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Gussan
(@gussan)
Not like that. But on the front page where all the posts are showing (on the blog).
I want the posts that belongs to one category to have a different look than the other ones. How do I do this?
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Gussan
(@gussan)
Thanks so much, that really helped. But it doesn’t solve my whole problem.
Now I can change the font sizes, colors and everything. But for example if I want to remove the title of the post or just remove or add things to the posts within that category on the font page. How do I do this? I can’t seem to find out how :-/
Example: http://www.petterstordalen.no/
Check out his posts and tweets. The difference. I manage to get my tweets as posts automatically, but they look like all other posts.
Please help someone ! 🙂
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Gussan
(@gussan)
I still can’t figure it out :-/
I manage to change the CSS of the post. But not the post itself. I manage to change all the posts on the frontpage, but not sertain ones within one category.
I hope is not too late.
Dirty solution:
Create multiple php files for each post:
single-post-book.php
single-post-shoe.php
single-post-default.php
(this can have any name – shoe.php – doesn’t matter)
After that delete content in single.php and write something like this
<?php if (in_category('books')) { include ('single-post-book.php'); } elseif (in_category('shoes')) { include ('single-post-shoe.php'); } else {include ('single-post-default.php');}