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why not force it wo happen by using this method from the template category php file:

'function in_category($category) '

do an if then with if post in category 1 and in category 2 then display, php is supposed to be reletively easy to figure out, (though i don’t really know it and would need to do a google search for tutorials to code it properly)

the above function returns a true or false based on whether a post is in a given category see line 418 or so of template-functions-category.php in the includes directory

i think you could add the if then to the index.php file inside the archives stuff and the category listing if then statement that is already there.

funny you should even bring this topic up as i was just wondering if this was possible last night!

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you’re missing a paragraph closing tag, go edit your php a little, i had the same issue with mine yesterday, oh and the cursing in the code is really lame and adolescent.
anyway, you need to add the ” tag after the first header

site appears to have a second search box in the header above everything in netscape 7, but the site is very clean and well done, also i woudl consider editing the search form to make a button that more closely matches the style and design of the site

again very cool style though

there is a problem with the background of the blog not extending to the bottom of the page in netscape 7, you may want to troubleshoot the theme a little and view your site in some other browsers, but the image and design idea behind it are very cool