I’m not an expert on this, but if you’re already using seperate pages for the content it would be sufficient to change the wp_list_cats(“exclude-thingy… in each page. Otherwise you could insert a couple of if()’s before calling the wp_list_cat function, where you check which page has been called.
moxie’s suggestion of having separate page templates for each page would work, though may be a problem to manage if we’re talking about a lot.
A PHP if/else statement *could* perform this for you. Here’s an (inoperable) example:
<?php if(THIS_PAGE) {
wp_list_cats('exclude=1');
} elseif (THIS_PAGE) {
wp_list_cats('exclude=2');
} elseif (THIS_PAGE) {
wp_list_cats('exclude=3');
} else {
wp_list_cats();
} ?>
What THIS_PAGE is filling in for pretty much depends on what you mean by “depending on which page your view my site”.
