Basically, you make a Page template and put a call to wp_list_categories() in it.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Creating_Your_Own_Page_Templates
I’ve tried to create my own page template for this but I received too many php errors. Please help.
If you want to go an even easier route without making a page template, just install the Exec-PHP plugin:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exec-php/
and include <?php wp_list_categories() ?> in the page. All done!
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Exec-php isn’t really safe. Last time I used it it rendered my php codes of the website. So im not really going back to that plugin.
Well, if you want to run PHP in a Page, then you don’t have a lot of options here. Either make a Page Template or use the ExecPHP plugin. Your call.
I want to make a page template but everytime I do, I get php errors. I don’t know why.
In which wordpress folder am I suppose to place the php file and what codes do I need to put for it to show the template. Every time I attempt this, it ends up with a strange php error.
I want to make a page template but everytime I do, I get php errors. I don’t know why.
Well, at a guess I’d say that the PHP code you make in your template has errors in it. But that’s just a guess. Without more specific details, nobody can answer your question.
In which wordpress folder am I suppose to place the php file and what codes do I need to put for it to show the template. Every time I attempt this, it ends up with a strange php error.
Page Templates go in your theme folder, and they only need that bit of header code with the Template Name parameter to show up as a template. The same code as you can find here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Creating_Your_Own_Page_Templates
i got it to work but i cant change the font size only for the categories list.
<font size="10"><?php wp_list_categories() ?></font>
By default the tag wp_list_categories() outputs the “Categories” heading followed by an unordered list of categories. You can change this behaviour by including a parameter “title_li=” to remove the heading and wrapping it with a <ul> or <ol> element and style it with a class.
That way you can change the font or do any other styling.
More info about this on this page:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_categories
HTH
S.K
