cgoldt

hmm, nobody an idea??

just answering myself:
my solution was a javascript in the header that shows and hides the divs onclick. quite easy.

Thanks esmi,
but that didn’t help me any further.

If I query the category Fruits, I get the posts in Fruits AND the posts in the subcategories. But I JUST want the posts in the subcategories.

I found this code, that helped me. Don’t know, if this is the best solution, but I got the results I was looking for.

Thanks esmi!
That was exactly what I was looking for! A lot of people are going to be quite happy with this piece of code.

So I just found a solution, that works perfect for me.
wp_list_categories adds by default a specific class to every li. In my case cat-item-3 and cat-item-4.

So I just edited those classes in my css file.

Hi Steve!

Thanks for your answer!
I would like to insert <br /> within the subheading, not wrapping it in a <p> for example. So that means, there is no possibility to do this with the plugin? Strangly it works with the other html-tags like links and bold.

hmmm.

Thanks again.
Karina

hmm, this shouldn’t be so complicated for people who know how the plugin works. 36flavours maybe??

nobody? ??

nobody?? please help!

The Problem with <?php wp_get_archives(); ?> is, that it just can generate a date based list. I would more need something like this:

Title of Subcategory
.. the post title
Title of Subcategory
– Title of Sub-Subcategory
.. the post title
– Title of Sub-Subcategory
– – Title of Sub-Sub-Subcategory
.. first post title
.. second post title
.. third post title
===============================
with examples:
Fruits
.. the post title in cat Fruits
Vegetables
– Cucumber
.. the post title in cat Cucumber
– Potatoes
– – Sweet potatoes
.. first post title in cat sweet potatoes
.. second post title in cat sweet potatoes
.. third post title in cat sweet potatoes

This would be a vertical list on my category page, that shows all subcategories with the posts within. I hope that’s not too confusing.
Thanks, Ka